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By Bert Wilkinson an jurist Sir Richard Cheltenham A Caribbean-led commission to head up the probe into Rod- US extends TPR for Haitians of inquiry into the June 1980 ney’s assassination after years of bomb blast assassination of inter- campaigning by opposition out- By Nelson A. King to extend their TPS status must sion also allows TPS re-registrants nationally-acclaimed historian fits, activists in the governing The United States Citizenship re-register during a 60-day peri- to apply for a new Employment and US Black Power Movement People’s Progressive Party (PPP) and Immigration Services (USCIS) od that runs from Mar. 3, 2014, Authorization Document (EAD). activist Walter Rodney could soon and local and regional rights says Secretary of Homeland Secu- through May 2, 2014. It said eligible Haitian TPS ben- get underway in his native Guy- groups. rity Jeh Johnson will extend Tem- “U.S. Citizenship and Immigra- eficiaries who re-register during ana, but even as preparations are In the past week, the terms of porary Protected Status (TPS) for tion Services (USCIS) encourages the 60-day period and request a being heightened for the probe, reference for the commission was eligible nationals of Haiti for an beneficiaries to re-register as soon new EAD will receive one with an controversy is brewing about the published in local newspapers for additional 18 months, effective Jul. as possible once the 60-day period expiration date of Jan. 22, 2016. mandate the three-person body all to see but the main opposi- 23, 2014 through Jan. 22, 2016. begins,” it said here in a state- USCIS said it “recognizes that has been given to work with. tion A Partnership For National USCIS said on Monday that cur- ment. some re-registrants may not receive Authorities in Guyana late last Unity (APNU) is already signaling rent Haitian beneficiaries seeking USCIS said the 18-month exten- Continued on Page 4 month named respected Barbadi- Continued on Page 4 Q Mar. 7-13, 2014 • Caribbean Life • Page 2 Barbados Caribbean insisted there was a need in new in new a need was there insisted but Canada, and Kingdom United mies of the United States, the econo- integrated into the turally struc- become had economy local ness people to the island. busi- and tourists Chinese attract with this country Chinese the ize in an tofamiliar- sary effort to neces- now was it and China with relationship of its development phase inthe was dos ter saying Stuart as that if Barba- Minis- Prime quoted Brathwaite, Republic People’s tothe dor Designate island’s Ambassa- the between of China, ofameeting details providing Dr Chelstoncountry. Asian the from investors tors and it tolure hoped visi- as China with agreement services air an conclusion for aspeedy it wants year. ever oftobacco quence aconse- as lives people lose their onemillion about that estimating world’s for ofthe 12percent total, accounting region, smokers inthe products. ontobacco taxes raise and ing smoke; second-hand of exposure from ple offer protect peo- products; tobacco help of monitor sponsorship; use and to quit promotion advertising, tobacco smok- of forms all banning marketing; co industry aggressive tobac- people from young protect consumers. inform effectively that packaging ontobacco ings warn- health and graphic large, annually. deaths million help could prevent one measures (WHO), said Organization Worldof the Health applying at Americas for the office regional least six continues to grow. epidemic the Americas, of the countries inthe progress despite that, “epidemic,” saying tobacco adaption up tospeed countries Caribbean ofOrganization laws to control the (PAHO) is urging Stuart acknowledge that the statement A government says government Barbados The 145 are million there said PAHO They include comprise measures six The PAHO, the report, anew In Health American Pan The C ARIBBEAN Dominica izen by Investment Program, the the Program, Investment izen by Cit- the under signing is ernment Program. Citizenship Economic ofthe arm investment the under signed agreement to be first the is (MoU) Understanding of Memorandum the said Skerrit island. ofthe north hotel inthe luxury high-end ofa125-room construction the (RDL) Limited Development for ment with the Dubai-based Range the two countries have started. have countries two the between agreement services air an for negotiations if or when tion billion. US$102 estimated ly, an spending Chinese tourists traveled annual- million 83 that noting interest, of were areas key business and trade tourism, Beijing, that noted in appointment uphis to take allowed. tobe paths new ofthe two as America Latin and China identified and directions “This is the first MoU the gov- MoU the first the is “This Roosevelt Minister Prime Dominica has signed an agree- The statement gave noindica- gave statement The recently who left Brathwaite, use of smart electronics. See page 16. 16. page See electronics. ofsmart use makes unit The indoors. vegetables growing for unit hydroponic withhis Bhagwandeen Ancel Accomodating climate change THE NEWSFROMBACKTHE HOME Guyana litigants have died, migrated or migrated died, have litigants because dropped tobe had cases civil Several heard. cases their tohave years five foring more than cases. old of thousands needed to handle were judges more that years have said for groupsother association and recently. announced Ramotar dent Donald Presi- 20. to 11 from boosted been to sit in Guyana’s high court has matters. civil and criminal country’s daunting backlog of number of judges to tackle the in St. Kitts-Nevis. in St. hotel resort five-star ultra-luxury rently developingism industry,” he added. Park Hyatt, in ourtour- investment greater an employmentment issues, and develop- economic addressing waytogotowards the is believe which we Program Citizenship ofourEconomic arm investment Some accused have been wait- Guyana’s bar eligible judges of number The the increased has Guyana Range DevelopmentRange is cur- R Haiti village, as well as a recycling a recycling well as as village, in aremote farmers coffee tian for school Hai- toured a training US$100,000. by NRG panels solar of64 a donation Energy school’s students. the 200 Inc. tohelp feed meant agarden, and valuedAportes-Prodev des Union Mixte Institution the at in supportedhas planting ton Foundation trees neighborhoods. nation’s poorest slum that is one of the Caribbean in Cite seaside Soliel, aforsaken school at asolar-powered primary in 2010.quake earth- adevastating from recover country tohelp the supported has foundation private his that projects get atsomeofthe look to Clinton visitedHaiti recently cope” with the volume of cases. to inadequate “wholly was judges lall says the previous upduetodelays. given number of During his visit, Clinton visit, his also During And it helped organize The Clin- atourof avisit with He began Bill President Former U.S. Attorney General Nand- Anil OUNDUP Updated daily at www.caribbeanlifenews.com at daily Updated IPS/Jewel Fraser Trinidad Jamaica transactions. of suspicious billion worth TT$1.2 2010 reported has to2013 FIU the in 2010; from Unitgence (FIU) Intelli- Financial to the actions trans- picious sus- to report were mandated institutions since for laundering money victions zero prosecutions zero and con- laundering. money in anti- expert an West, David go is non-existent, said attorney inTrinidad Toba- crime lar and marijuana. ofdecriminalizing implications legal and medical onthe research further conduct COM Secretariat to have the taken been adecision has that Guyana-basedin Trinidad September, last said CARI- inMarch. Grenadines the and Vincent inSt. meeting sional inter-ses- atthe reasons health decriminalizing marijuana for of issue the todiscuss agreed later.sooner than rather notadjusted lawsare the if efit ca stands to ben- Jamai- that efits and cultural ben- social economic, multiple the ated issue. onthe tobehind allowed not be emphasized that Jamaica can- and year this inJamaica nalized force that “ganja task ofthe will telling members as be decrimi- Paulwell. Phillip Minister Technology, Science, and Energy from come had assurance the said inastatement, said eright nal marijuana industry. amedici- toestablish seeks island decriminalize marijuana as the that Jamaica will this year assured been it says has (CCMRT) Task Research ForceMedicinal families. their and employees inits profits ofits part invests that facturer manu- apparel anew and center had TobagoTrinidad has and ofwhite col- investigation The met who leaders, regional But countries year, CARICOM Last reiter-He also Paulwell quoted statement The Seiv- leader,CCMRT Dealana CommercialCannabis and Compiled by Azad Ali Page 3 • Caribbean Life • Mar. 7-13, 2014 Q Photo by Nelson A.King Dr. Primm wasDr. born in Primm wasDr. selected and raisedin Born DeasDr. made history as As director of health ident andident chief executive officer of Brooklyn Hospi- saidtal at the Center, cere- that “And makesmony. me to be partproud of that.” Williamson, Virginia, West relocated to the later but He received Bronx in 1941. his medical degree from Geneva of University the in Switzerland in 1959. He he became years later, Ten one of the the of founders years. Treat- Research Addiction 40 Corporation,ment serving than for as its director executive more was also of the president to Urban Resource Institute 2013. to 1980 from presidents U.S. four by serve as a consultant on a variety of substance abuse issues. health public and GeraldBrooklyn, Deas, Dr. physician, poet, playwright, politicalmedia personality, activist and health public 50 years for crusader, has dedicated his to serving life earning community, the his medical from degree SUNY Downstate in 1962. the first of recipient black Statethe Medical New York Award. Society as education communication at SUNY Downstate such and host “Health of Center,” the cable TV show pro- hazards, duced on campus, Deas Dr. alerts the about public health food dyes and additives in sugary drinks that can trigger asthma attacks and in problems behavioral children. Black History BlackHistory Six doctors black were The event was in held event the of Highlight SmithMcKinney, Dr. Other honorees were: “We a bond with feel the Medical Synergy honored for their for honored respec- the to contributions tive medical community when Hospital Brooklyn the staged its inaugural “Black at 27 History MedicalSynergy” Feb. on event awards the Brooklyn Botanic Gar- den. Aes- the with partnership Medicalclepius Society and the Association of Haitian Physicians Abroad (AMHE), Inc. was the presentation of the SusanDr. Smith McKin- ney “Dedication Award for Highest the Preserving to Brook- in Care of Standard Supplice, J. to Julien lyn”, yearsMD 47 for of service; Mulvaney,June 53 MD for years of service and Renei- Smith- Dr. da Reyes, 46 DDS for years with service, of great-great- McKinney’s grandson Todd great-great asSlaughter the presenter. the first African American woman receive to a medi- York, New in cal degree was born in Weeksville, 1870 and prac- 1847 in Brooklyn from ticed from office her on Avenue DeKalb to 1895. Beny Primm, MD (Lifetime Ger- Achievement Award); ald Deas, MD (Citizenship and Community Service andAward); Emmanuel Gabriel St. Louis, MD (Brooklyn Hospital Award). Humanitarian here,” be to color of people Richard pres- B.Dr. Becker, From left,From Becker Dr. with honorees, Drs. June Mul- Primm, Beny Julien Supplice andvaney, Reneida Reyes. By Nelson A. King King A. Nelson By 2 Photos by William Farrington Scissura also presented a a presented also Scissura merce andmerce Industry, and the ChamberGreater New York of Commerce, among other organizations. special recognition award to Kwayera Archer-Cunning- president founding ham, and executive chief officer of Ifetayo Cultural Academy, organi- cultural and arts an zation whichprovided the entertainment. fore- stopping to end wages, an their unions, demanding liv- able homes, stay can they so closures their in domestic demand- violence, ing the right to reproduc- sector for fighting and justice, tive basic rights affordable to public qual- childcare, education, in ity health care, and hous- adding: organizers say, ing,” “Women jobs are — who a majority — are com-women of color ing under heavy fire now as to right their defend they belong to unions. 1 “Women in the U.S. will will U.S. the in “Women Marable, a 20-year finan- continue to be in the forefront opposing — battles many of U.S. wars and occupations demandingwhile funding humanfor needs, defend- ing collective bargaining in of color; Lesbian, Bisexual, Day Coalition is anen’s group- inter-generational Bisexual, ing of women from various impacted com-adversely Lesbian, women including munities color; of andTrans Queer im/ people; with people and migrants, disabilities in New York City. Indian descent, is a national advocate stop-and-frisk for reform, and other police practices to improve cop- community relations and safety.public cial industry veteran previ- ously with Goldman Sachs, is a member of the Asso- ciation of Fundraising pro- fessionals, the Caribbean Com- of Chamber American
Endorsers support the The International Wom- Williams, a first-gener- Working Women’s Day Cel- Women’s Working organizersebration,” stated in a news release. “This year we are calling groups and campaign, our allies to organize contin- gents and endorse.” Live?” We “Can “a struggle-oriented pro- gram to bring together initiatives organize to and on economic and politi- cal issues, not just during March - International Work- Monthing - but year Women round,” organizers say. Committee on Housing and Buildings, and Kenneth Marable, a financial con- underwrit- life and tultant er training council Fellow AXAfor Advisors, received the 27 during honors a Feb. tribute at Bedford Stuyve- sant Restoration Plaza, led by Chamber Carlo President Scissura. ation Brooklynite of West celebrates Black History Month History Black celebrates
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