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T&T only Caricom nation to back US presence in region
Posted: Friday, September 5, 2025
Emergency CELAC meeting: T&T only Caricom nation to back US presence in region
"Essentially, what the communique was saying is that the presence of the US within the region, the military presence, could cause instability. And it could be a threat against, essentially, regional security," Sobers said.
He added, "They're saying it goes against the tenets of CELAC, which is about disarmament of nuclear weapons and keeping our region of peace and stability."
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