In late January, regional leaders - led by Harris and including Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley and Rowley - met with United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres, expressing optimism that the UN will assist in establishing the roadmap towards peace and security for Venezuela.KINGSTON, Jamaica - Prime Minister Andrew Holness is encouraging persons immunised against the coronavirus (COVID-19) to help in sharing accurate information about the vaccines.

РІР‚Сљ ladies and gentlemen, we have never stood taller, we have never stood prouder and, as I speak to you now, Caricom's position, as reaffirmed in the last meeting of heads in St Kitts-Nevis, is that there are three people representing and authorised to represent Caricom outside of its heads and caucus, and that's the chairman of Caricom, who is the prime minister of St Kitts-Nevis (Dr Timothy Harris) Trinidad and Tobago's prime minister or designate and Barbados, through its prime minister or designate,РІР‚Сњ Rowley added.

РІР‚СљThere are people in Trinidad and Tobago who believe that because Trinidad and Tobago was not invited to the private residence of an American president we are somehow diminished,РІР‚Сњ Rowley told a news conference. St Kitts-Nevis, Trinidad and Tobago, Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados and Belize abstained during the vote while Grenada was not present.Р”В®arlier this week, Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley brushed aside suggestions that Trump's non-invitation to the other Caribbean leaders was a snub. Dominica, St Vincent and the Grenadines, and Suriname voted against the measure. In January, Jamaica, Haiti, The Bahamas, Guyana and St Lucia supported a resolution at the Organization of American States in not recognising Maduro's second five-year term. I think there is a growing consensus that there needs to be fresh elections in Venezuela to resolve the humanitarian crisis,РІР‚Сњ Chastanet added. РІР‚СљMost people recognise the need for new elections. St Lucia's Prime Minister Allen Chastanet said that those attending Friday's meeting РІР‚Сљall recognise there's a problem in Venezuela. Washington, along with its allies have been seeking to remove Maduro from office in favour of the Opposition Leader Juan GuaidР“С–, who has declared himself the interim president of the South American country.Р”В¬aricom leaders, at their inter-sessional summit in St Kitts-Nevis last month, had reiterated their position of non-interference in the internal affairs of Venezuela and said they were prepared to mediate in the process to bring about a peaceful resolution to the crisis. РІР‚СљOur first meeting as Caribbean leaders with US presidentРІР‚В¦was promising, as we anticipate further discussions on energy, trade, security and issues to do with peace and stability within the region,РІР‚Сњ he wrote. Holness had earlier posted on his Twitter page that he believed the talks were РІР‚СљpromisingРІР‚Сњ. We're satisfied that there will be instrumental action.РІР‚Сњ РІР‚СљWe feel that that is a message that is long in coming but we're also satisfied that it's not just a message. Speaking to reporters following the meeting, Holness said РІР‚Сљit's absolutely important that it's not just talk, that there will be real investmentsРІР‚Сњ, adding РІР‚Сљwe're very happy with that message.

Trump met with the leaders of St Lucia, Haiti, The Bahamas and Jamaica at his private residence on Friday for two hour to discuss, among other issues, the ongoing political and economic situation in Venezuela, where Washington is at the forefront of efforts to remove President Nicolas Maduro from office. MIAMI, USA (CMC) - Jamaica's Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the message coming out of the discussions the United States President Donald Trump had with a select group of Caribbean leaders is that Washington РІР‚Сљwants to encourage and promote a stronger relationship with the regionРІР‚Сњ.

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