Former PM Bruce Golding urges Caribbean region to batten down amid US-Venezuela tensions

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

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3.1 magnitude quake felt in corporate area last night

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

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Opposition reaffirms importance of church in maintaining fabric of society

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

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King’s Counsel Peter Champagnie calls for review of legislation that are out-dated or in need of amendment

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

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JFJ raises concern about number of fatal shootings since start of the year

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

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JCF reports 81 arrests and $7.3M worth of livestock recovery in December last year

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

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PM Holness and Education Minister to tour schools being repaired following hurricane Melissa

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

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12 people fatally shot by the security forces since the start of the year

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

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Vaz urges road users to exercise greater caution and responsibility when traversing the roads following fiery Trelawny crash

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

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INDECOM probes third triple fatal shooting incident involving police since start of the year

Former Prime Minister, Bruce Golding has urged the Caribbean region to batten down amid tensions involving the United States and Venezuela. 

Since last September there has been tension between both countries with U.S. strikes on a number of alleged drug boats resulting in the deaths of scores of persons.

According to reports some of the deceased are Venezuelan citizens.

According to the U.S., the strikes are against the flow of illegal drugs into the country. 

On January 3, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured; they have been accused of federal drug trafficking and other charges. 

In an interview on IRIE FM’s Running Africa programme yesterday, former Prime Minister Golding said Caribbean leaders should not provoke the United States. 

Mr. Golding believes that despite the tension within the region this too shall pass. 

Read More