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Caricom sounds note of caution
Posted: Wednesday, April 29, 2026
Caricom sounds note of caution
Caricom issued a statement yesterday responding to a complaint from Guyanese President Dr Irfaan Ali about Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodriguez wearing a brooch which featured a map of Venezuela and Essequibo during her visits to both Barbados and Grenada.
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