Alliouagana Express News - March 25 2019

Alliouagana Montserrat ’s Community Newspaper Vol 01, Issue 10

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MONDAY, MARCH 25, 2019

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BOYS BRIGADE HOSTS SYMPOSIUM ON MONTSERRAT’S HISTORY

Keynote Speaker Hon. Claude Hogan along with panelists Mr. Peter White, Mr. Jermaine Wade and Miss Rose Willock led the open discussions

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Second Lieutenant Darion Darroux completes Reserve Officer’s Commissioning Course...pg 3

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Monday, March 25, 2019

OTs fight against imposition of laws from Britain

A recent publication from the UK Foreign Affairs Committee (FAC), has stirred the pot on the subject of the imposition of laws on Montserrat and other British Overseas Territories (OTs) to enforce such controversial British laws as “Same Sex Marriage.” An issue which the Premier believes OTs must unite and fight on the grounds of “Imposition of Laws in general,” rather than the imposition of any particular law.

Montserrat, a nation which has always pride itself on strong Christian influence, like the other OTs, has been seeing growing concerns on the particular issue of the legalization of Same Sex Marriage. As public awareness increases on the subject, locals are looking to the government, other local representatives and groupings to denounce any calls or acts of imposition of such laws.

Commenting on the issue, Premier Donaldson Romeo told AEx News “I stated my stand long before that. In the house I’ve mentioned that we need to unite over the issue of imposition of laws, not pointing out any particular law specifically, whether same sex marriage or whichever, there should be no impositions of laws, that’s where I stand first.

On each issue the government will state very soon, they are hoping to find unity amongst all members of parliament on the matter of imposition and the specific bills being mentioned.”

The Premiere believes that the all overseas territories need to ban together and put forward

a case against the impositions of laws on the OTs, which will prevent the enforcement of laws on the OTs. Opposition Leader Easton Taylor-Farrell when asked about the introduction of the British law of Same Sex Marriage into Montserrat said, “—I don’t believe that parliamentarians are going to support it in our house. It might be imposed on us from the UK— I speak for a few people whom I have spoken to far. I have not had the opportunity to speak to the Ministers —from where I sit I am not going to support it in house.”

Farrell said, “Where we refuse to pass certain legislation which we think are against our spiritual or moral values they then impose them from Westminster. I don’t see our house passing it —and the Christian community is not going to accept that kind of imposition, maybe we wouldn’t be able to do much about it when it is imposed, but then I think that the government and the Christian community on a whole will resent any imposition of that.”

“During the next couple of weeks I‘m going to be talking to people to get their feel— because I’m certain that the majority of Montserratians are going to say no. We need to start having some forums —that people can participate in and give their views on it,” said the Opposition Leader.

Founding Member of the Montserrat United Labour Party (MULP) Peter Queeley, also responding to questions on the introduction of Same Sex Marriage to the island, stated,

“I think the government position has to be that the issue of same sex marriage is covered in the constitution which governs Montserrat. The constitution specifies that marriage is between a man and a woman or two persons of the opposite sex.

“So if the committee wants Montserrat to change the constitution and to provide for same sex marriage then, from my standpoint the government will have to go and do a referendum on that issues and others too as to whether or not the population on a whole would want to modify the constitution to provide for same sex marriage and if the population votes in favour of it then, so be it. But if they vote no then it’s

no,” he said.

Queeley, stating the party’s stand on the issue declared, “From the party standpoint, in terms of the Montserrat United Labour Party, we would not be supporting it. But if during a referendum the majority of the population vote in favour of it, then we have no choice but to implement what the population said.”

In the (FAC) publication entitled, “Global Britain and the British Overseas Territories: Resetting the relationship.

The Committee stated the following: 63. It is time for all OTs to legalise same-sex marriage and for the UK Government to do more than simply support it in principle. It must be prepared to step in, as it did in 2001 when an Order in Council cont’d. on page 3

The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE [MONTSERRAT] In the Estate of JOHN SPENCER BARZEY late of Zion Hill, St. Peters, deceased TAKE NOTICE that an application has been filed by DALE FLORESTINE MARIE BARZEY-POND of 89 YAREMICH DRIVE, BRIDGEPORT, CT 06606, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and VAUGHN SPENCER BARZEY of 38 PINEWOOD GREEN IVER BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SLO OQG UNITED KINGDOM for a Grant of Probate of the Will of the above named deceased who died on the 2 day of April 2011, without revoking a will bearing the date of 29 day of November 2010 wherein the applicants are named sole executors.

Any person having an objection to the grant of Probate to the application shall file an objection within 14 days of the publication of this Notice.

Dated this 21 day of February 2019

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Filed by David S. Brandt of Brandt & Associates Attorneyat-Law whose address for service is # 4 Farara Plaza, Brades, Montserrat [SECOND PUBLICATION]

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Monday, March 25, 2019

Darion Darroux successfully completes Reserve Officer’s Commissioning Course

Saturday, March 24th, Davy Hill— Second Lieutenant Darion Darroux has successfully completed the Reserve Officer’s Commissioning Course at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, Untied Kingdom (UK).

The eight (8) week course commenced on 28 January 2019 and culminated with a Commissioning Parade on Saturday at the Old College Parade Square in the UK. Mr. Darroux’s attendance was made possible through support of the British Defence Adviser’s Office based in Jamaica.

On hand to support Darroux during his commission-

Darroux with Mrs. Janice Panton, UK Rep for GoM

Darroux with his mother and brother ing parade were his mother and brother. Also in attendance were Mrs. Janice Panton, UK Representative for the Government of Montserrat and Lt. Giles BromleyMartin representing the Irish Guards.

A total of Thirty-three (33) officer cadets graduated as part of the ceremony. This is the same course which reserve officers of the British military as well as other officers in training from around the world would attend to qualify for their

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commissions.

The parade featured a march by the 37 Platoon of the Dettingen Company accompanied by a band from the Household Calvary. Colonel the Right Honourable Mark Lancaster, Minister of State for the Armed Forces inspected the parade and gave the feature address at the parade. Minister Lancaster was very instrumental in the RMDF receiving their new set of uniforms after his visit to the island in 2018.

The Irish Guards have had a long stand-

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Darroux with Rt. Hon. Mark Lancaster ing affiliation with the Royal Montserrat Defence Force (RMDF) and recently completed a weeklong visit to Montserrat to foster the bounds of friendship between the two units.

Defending stance on same sex marriages cont’d. from page 2 decriminalised homosexuality in OTs that had refused to do so. The Government should set a date by which it expects all OTs to have legalised samesex marriage. If that deadline is not met, the Government should intervene through legislation or an Order in Council.

67. Belongership and its equivalents are wrong. While we recognise that the OTs are small communities with unique cultural identities, we do not accept that there is any justification to deny legally-resident British Overseas Territory and UK citizens the right to vote and to hold elected office. This elevates one group of British people over another and risks undermining the ties that bind

the UK and the OTs together in one global British family. The UK Government should initiate a consultation with the elected governments of the OTs and work with them to agree a plan to ensure that there is a pathway for all resident UK and British Overseas Territory citizens to be able to vote and hold elected office in territory. In its response to this report the FCO should lay out a timetable for this consultation process and set a deadline for phasing out discriminatory elements of belongership, or its territory-specific equivalents.

Read more at: https:// publications.parliament. uk/pa/cm201719/cmselect/ cmfaff/1464/146408.htm#_idTextAnchor035

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St. Patrick’s Week of activities ends Monday, March 18th, Salem—The 2019 St. Patrick’s week of celebration came to a climax, ending a week of feting, artistry and cultural expression at the Salem Park on Monday.

The finale commenced with the annual early morning St. Patrick’s Day Freedom Run and Walk and Heritage Jump Up (Wet Fete). Celebrations continued with the grand St Patrick’s Day Parade from the Montserrat Secondary School to the Heritage Village in Salem to kick-off the Slave Feast.

The atmosphere was one of music, dance and friendly congregation as the streets were flooded with a mixture of Irish and African relics. Gatherers dressed in the unmistakable Irish green, the traditional Montserrat madras and a collage of African prints. However it was Heritage Village that was the highlight of the day.

Distinguished by the smell of the island’s national dish, the

“Goat Water,” and other familiar dishes, some not indigenous to the Isle, but a testation of its current melting-pot composition, the Feast featured a variety of local dishes and artistry that were on display and for sale.

The event also showcased Montserrat talent at its best, treating visitors and locals alike to a number of local performances. These included, musical renditions from the reigning Montserrat Idol winner, local calypsonians, MSS students and the masqueraders. There were also steel pan renditions, African drumming and other musical and cultural expressions.

A grand soca fest, dubbed “Stratify” which featured performances from “Kes the Band” and other international artist, brought the curtains down on the festival.

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Monday, March 25, 2019

Your weekly Horosc opes

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21- Feb. 19) This week’s splendid alignments call on you to treasure all polite and gracious company, not to mention wise and mature relationships. It’s time to gird your loins and make a long-term commitment. Remember the old saying ‘manners maketh man’, and you can set out to charm others with your winning ways.

PISCES (Feb 20 - Mar 20) The Moon and Venus inspire new dreams and, by all accounts, you are about to justify your reputation for being a recluse! One way or another, do be sure to set some time aside for doing only what you want to do, even if it means being alone.

ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20) : Venus, the planet that gets your emotional juices flowing, is now lending you a helping hand, which has to be really good news. If all goes according to plan you should therefore soon be hitting the social heights. If you can put certain professional qualms to one side, you’ll be able to enjoy taking a personal ambition to fabulous new lengths.

TAURUS (Apr 21 - May 21) We could see a rare flash of Taurean impatience, and the chances are that you’ll emerge from the last few weeks eager and anxious to get on with your life. It could even feel as if certain responsibilities are now shifting - as one ends, another begins.

GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) Indulge yourself a little. Amongst the pursuits for which the classic Geminian type is famous, are walking and talking. If you can manage to do both at the same time, there is no better moment than the present for a long expedition with some carefully chosen companions.

Cancer (June 22 - July 23) You may have been taken aback by partners’ recent statements and actions, and nobody could blame you if you feel slightly perplexed. This week gives you the chance to lift your morale by going out and blowing some money! A bout of extravagance could make you feel better.

LEO (July 24 - Aug 23) This is one of those fine moments when you seem to be able to get on with other people so much better, but only if you put their interests first. The fact is that you have so much to learn by following their lead. At work, it’s time to pick up a new skill. You never know when it will come in handy!

VIRGO (Aug 24 - Sep 23) The best relationships are based around joint activities. It may be boring to take part in a hobby which doesn’t interest you. It may even be downright tedious. However, just think of the emotional credit you’ll gain! At home, partners expect you to agree with them.

LIBRA (Sep 24 - Oct 23) Some astrologers would say that this week’s stars bode extremely well for relationships with children. A psychological reading of your chart, on the other hand, might advise you to have the courage to be child-like or just young-at-heart yourself.

SCORPIO (Oct 24 - Nov 23) It’s an ideal moment for being at home with the family. If you are far away you should therefore make yourself happy by creating as cosy a nest as possible. Simmering resentments can be left until later in the year - or even next year - with a little luck!

SAGITTARIUS (Nov 24 - Dec 23) Your nomadic instincts are receiving a mild boost, so one way or another you should keep on the move. This is also, as it happens, an excellent moment for making deep, long-term emotional commitments - but only if you mean it! If you have any doubts, hold back.

March 25 is Diabetes Alertness Day

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23 - Jan. 20) There never was a moment like this for spending large amounts of money on family and domestic goodies. The point is that every penny is likely to be well-spent, and nothing should be wasted. For once, you seem to have your finger on the pulse, and those who criticise you do so at their peril!

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Monday, March 25, 2019

1st Montserrat Boys Brigade hosts Montserrat History symposium

Saturday, March 23, Brades— Members of the 1st Montserrat Boys Brigade Company were engaged in the first interactive panel discussion centered on generating awareness and understanding of the history of Montserrat.

The conversation took root at the Brades Arts and Education Centre.

The panel of notable community leaders consisted of Parliamentarian and Chair of the Boys Brigade Committee, Claude Hogan who was the featured presenter, Head of the Montserrat Customs and Revenue Service and RMDF Commanding Officer Peter White, Radio Personality and cultural icon Rt. Hon. Rose Willock OBE and Youth Activist Jermaine Wade.

Former Head Teacher of the Lookout Primary School and presenter of the radio program “Family Reading Time,” Edith Duberry was also instrumental in the preparation of the townhall style event.

The discussion took on an informal format which

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Boys and Girls Brigade of Montserrat

Mr. Jermaine Wade Mr. Peter White

Hon. Claude Hogan

encouraged an engaging discussion, where the youngsters were informed of Mr. White shows brigader a spinning some of Montserrat’s national top (courtesy Miss Rose Willock) icons and heroes. The panel revisited the island’s colonial

Rt. Hon. Miss Rose Willock

history of the slave uprising on St. Patrick’s Day. Hogan, in his presentation enforced the point on the importance of history, noting it is more than knowing the past, having a relationship with it, a sentiment which the panel resounded. He said“—Think about history as a relationship you might want to have Captain Carlisle ‘Pyiko’ with the past that will inform the Williams success of your future.—” Captain of the Boys Brigade history and cultural heritage as Company Carlisle “Pyiko” well as the impact of the island’s Williams gave background geographical, ethnic, economic insight to the session, “—we and political history on its started out with an idea to try present landscape. Brigadiers to build awareness amongst our cont’d. on page 6 were also enlightened on the

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Monday, March 25, 2019

Well received donations made to Golden Years Home for the Elderly and Meals on Wheels

Zhuan Sweeney, the co-founder of Immortal Promotions handing over the cheques for the money that we donated to Meals On Wheels and Golden Years Friday, March 22nd, Brades— The Golden Years Home for the elderly were the recipient of two monetary donations in the sum of EC$2000 from two private companies.

EC$1000 was presented to the Home from MJ Promotions Limited, an overseas company, and another donation of EC$1000 was made

by Immortal Promotions.

Manager of the Home, Cheryl White accepted both donations and expressed gratitude to both companies.

She used the opportunity to remind the public of the needs of the home, she said, “The Golden Years—when you are caring for the elderly persons we run a 24hr shift and caring for the elderly persons is going to be an expensive venture. We do appreciate persons that think about us in the community, and we appreciate any funds that we

can get.”

MJ Promotions is a UK based events promotion company managed and owned by Marcella Lee originally from Montserrat. The events company has been operating for over 15 years with “Love Over War” (L.O.W) being the main event for the last 13 years. The company is due to host its 14th annual L.O.W event later this year.

Originally founded by the late Wilston “Junior Jah” Daley, Immortal Promotions is a local entertainment company. It is jointly managed by Lionel Baker, Zhuan Sweeney and Jahron Harris. It produces two major events each year, the Elegant Affair event during the Montserrat festival season and the All White Affair during the St. Patrick’s festival. The company had also made another $1000 donation to Meals on Wheels during the week.

MJ Promotions Donation To Golden Years

Learning from our History cont’d. from page 5 boys of the St Patrick’s season and what it stands for and what it meant—looking at the history of Montserrat surrounding St. Patrick’s. We asked some questions of our boys and realized that it was a little bit more than that we need to do.

So we decided to go big, invite all the youth organizations, look at an awareness of Montserrat’s history. So we decided to start the process because we realize that there is some disconnection with our young persons and the Montserrat history.

“We’re hoping now that we can do this once a quarter and we will continue to invite all the youth groups—and we will continue to have different persons coming in. We want to have them interactive as much as possible so that young

persons can ask questions.

We're not just aiming at the young persons. Montserrat history is Montserrat history; it’s for everybody. Montserrat is a very diverse community right now, and we have adults who join us who are not fully aware of our legacy, our history on a whole so this is an opportunity for them to come out and learn," he said.

The oldest organisation of its kind, Boys Brigade has been in existence for 135 years and has operations in more than 60 countries with 500k members worldwide. The local division of this group boasts the largest membership of young males and is the 1st Boys Brigade Company in Montserrat which operates as a part of the Bethesda Methodist Church family in Cavalla Hill.

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Monday, March 25, 2019

T he Ugl y Duckling

A li le duckling was very sad because he thought he was the ugliest amongst all his brothers and sisters. They would not play with him and teased the poor ugly duckling. One day, he saw his reflec on in the water and cried, “Nobody likes me. I am so ugly.”

He decided to leave home and went far away into the woods.

Deep in the forest, he saw a co age in which there lived an old woman, her hen, and her cat. The duckling stayed with them for some me but he was unhappy there and soon le .

When winter set in the poor duckling almost froze to death.

A peasant took him home to his wife and Name this country!

children. The poor duckling was terrified of the children and escaped. The ugly duckling spent the winter in a marshy pond.

F i n a l l y, s p r i n g arrived. One day, the duckling saw a beau ful swan swimming in the

pond and fell in love with her. But then he remembered how everyone made fun of him and he bent his head down in shame.

When he saw his own reflec on in the water he was astonished.

He was not an ugly duckling anymore, but a handsome

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young swan! Now, he knew why he had looked so different from his brothers and sisters. “They were ducklings but I was a baby swan!” he said to himself.

He married the beau ful swan and lived happily ever a er.

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Monday, March 25, 2019

Montserrat Children’s Society has AGM and first Award Ceremony

Sunday, March 24th, Brades— Two youngsters were recognized at the first Montserrat Children’s Society (MCS) award ceremony and general meeting at the Brades Arts and Education Center.

IMPACT Awards were presented to Ayden Allen and Ahaana Valechha. The two are the first to be recognized through the MCS “Impact Award” programme which recognizes children and young persons who attain special achievements for themselves, their families and community.

The new President of the MCS Margaret Ainsworth spoke on the award in her ad-

dress to the audience, “We have introduced the IMPACT award, this is the first year and I’m hoping this will take on a new role— the idea was really to recognize children and congratulate children who have achieved something special for themselves, overcome a challenge or are working hard behind the scenes for their family—.”

She also outlined a number of projects on the group’s agenda, announcing plans for parenting classes for new and expectant parents, the establishment of a mentoring scheme and providing training in child safeguarding; while extending an invitation

to the wider community to join the group in their community service activities.

At the meeting, it was also announced that the organization had extended the “Design a Logo,” competition.

Opened to all school-children on Montserrat, the competition was initially set to end on the 24th of March, but was extended for two more weeks.

It was designed to raise children’s awareness of the work of the Children’s Society. The winner will receive a cash prize of EC$500.00.

Before concluding the meeting an election was held and officers were elected to fill organizational roles. The

following are the new elected offi cers: President - Margaret Ainsworth, Vice President Catherine Dorsette, Secretary - Margaret Jennifer Joseph and Treasurer - Craig Brewin.

Austin Howe was elected as Fundraising Coordinator & Project manager - help by Edris Wade and Laurine Fenton, while Shirley Osborne and Dr Ingrid Buffonge were elected as Managers of the membership.

The MCS is a non-profit organization which believes that every child has the right to care and provides help and support to vulnerable children and their families in Montserrat.

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Monday, March 25, 2019

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Launch of Dr. Prospere’s first book

Friday, March 15, Brades— Montserratian born author Dr. Glen Prospere explores the benefits and importance of being patient and learning to wait in his new book, “Lord Teach me to wait.” The book was launched in Montserrat at a modest gathering and signing at the Montserrat Public Library.

The 72 page easy read draws on inspiration from the Christian bible, referencing several bible stories and scriptures centered on the importance of “waiting on the Lord.” Dr. Prospere believes that the morals of these bible teachings are applicable to everyday life.

Addressing attendees of the launch, the author touched on his inspiration for the book as he recalled childhood trauma, having experienced 3rd degree burns at age nine.

He said, “What inspired me to write this book began with my experience and I really had to learn. I spent an entire year in Glendon Hospital—in Plymouth when I got burnt. It was an extremely trying time, I think I stopped counting surgeries around 55. I was almost every week in the operating room—at that time I really began to have an understanding that God was really beginning to do a miracle in my life and it is reflected in this book.”

A native of St. Johns, Collin’s Ghaut and former calypsonian during his younger years in Montserrat, he believes that, “—our greatest challenge is learning patience, to wait on God—the process of waiting— the miracle is in the middle, it’s not in the beginning, it’s not after we come out, the miracle happens while you are waiting.”

The book is the first of a number of subjects the author will address as he indicated plans for more books in the future.

Dr. Glen Prospere

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Monday, March 25, 2019

Lt. Colonel Anton Gash visits with Defence troops and other government officials

Visit of the British Defence Attaché to the Caribbean and New Uniform Parade Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Colonel) Anton Gash expressed delight to see local Defence Force troops in new gear during the first inspection parade since receiving new uniforms in January. Lt. Colonel Gash, the UK Defence Attaché for the Caribbean was at the time on a scheduled visit to the

island which concluded March 7th.

According to a Press statement from the Royal Montserrat Defence Force (RMDF), Lt Colonel Gash told troops that he was proud to see the RMDF wearing the same uniform as the UK armed forces, as they are tangible and visible exam-

ples of the support we have been receiving since the visit of the UK Minister of State for the Armed Forces, Colonel Mark Lancaster last year.

Similarly, this marks the first inspection parade where the MSS Cadet Corps wore their full Green uniform which is a transition away from the traditional camouflage which the unit has been using for many years as their everyday dress. Also, the recently launched Cadet Marine Unit were uniformed in all blue.

While on island he met with top island officials to include, His Excellency the Governor, the Hon Premier, the Deputy

Governor, the Hon Attorney General, the Acting Commanding Officer and Senior Ranks of the RMDF, the Commissioner of Police and the Senior Management team of the RMPS. He also met with the Senior Management team at the Disaster Management Coordination Agency (DMCA) and conducted discussions about the capabilities of the department, the importance of emergency plans, the potential for training opportunities and capacity building.

As one of the key persons who worked with other stakeholders to ensure that the RMPS was successful in getting the vessel for Montserrat, Lt. Colonel Gash was taken on a tour to Plymouth and other areas in the south of the island aboard the MV Heliconia Star, met with the crew and received a briefing as to the capabilities of the vessels and was taken on a brief patrol.

Since Lt. Colonel Gash took up post in the Caribbean, the RMDF, the RMPS and the Marine Unit have all benefited from a number of training opportunities in Antigua, Barbados, Belize and in the UK and he has once again provided assurance that he will apply his best endeavours to ensure that all organizations continue to benefit from more of such opportunities.

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Monday, March 25, 2019

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Gouvènman Ayiti a kraze sis mwa nan yon nouvo tèm

By Melanius Alphonse Caribbean News Now associate managing editor melanius@caribbeannewsnow.com Pòtoprens, Ayiti - Nan mitan kontinyèl kriz Ayiti a politik ak ekonomik ak yon sèlman sis mwa apre yo fin gouvènman an nan

Premye Minis Jean Henry Céant te prete sèman nan biwo, chanm ki pi ba nan depite yo ranvwaye gouvènman an ki fèk fòme pa yon vòt nan 93 an. favè, sis kont, pandan ke twa ditann.

Pwezidan Chamber Lower Gary Bodeau te note ke ni Céant ni okenn nan minis ministè l yo te prezan.

Detenido sospechoso dominicano detenido en Puerto Rico

Aguadilla, Puerto Rico - Agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza de los EE. UU., Con la asistencia de la Guardia Costera de los EE. UU., Identificaron a una mujer extranjera ilegal buscada en la República Dominicana identificada entre un grupo de 12 extranjeros ilegales detenidos el martes que intentaron ingresar ilegalmente a Puerto Rico.

Las autoridades de la República Dominicana emitieron una orden pendiente para Yajaira Mejia Paulino, de 37 años, por cargos de asesinato.

“La tecnología biométrica y nuestro trabajo con las autoridades policiales permiten a los agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza detectar delincuentes buscados”, declaró Xavier Morales, Sector Ramey <https://www.cbp.gov/border-security/along-us-borders/borderpatrol -sectores / ramey-sector-aguadilla-puerto-rico> Agente Jefe de Patrulla en Aguadilla. “Nuestros agentes continúan trabajando las 24 horas del día para proteger nuestras fronteras contra todas las amenazas”.

Dapre Céant, “desizyon an se ilegal e li te deyò nan konstitisyon an. Li se akseptab “ajoute ke” jistis la [sistèm] bezwen koule limyè. “ Adjwen Sinal Bertrand, youn nan sis ki te vote kont objeksyon gouvènman an, te site vòt li te youn nan prensip, e ajoute ke depite yo te pi “enterese nan pòch yo” pase fè bon bagay.

Depite Jean Marie Forestal prezante mezi pou pa gen konfyans lan nan chanm lan, li site sitiyasyon ekonomik peyi a ak tansyon kontinyèl ant Prezidan Jovenel Moïse ak Céant kòm rezon ki fè poukisa gouvènman an te bezwen ale.

“Gouvènman Céant se pasif,” ajoute ke “sitiyasyon sosyopolitik nan peyi a te agrave e se ensilte pou popilasyon ayisyen an; chomaj, grangou, mizè. Gouvènman Céant te pwouve enkapasite li pou garanti sekirite a, lapè nan lari yo, trankilite fanmi ayisyen yo, ak estabilite; kondisyon ki esansyèl pou envestisman ak kwasans ekonomik.

Avèk gouvènman l ‘, sekirite [pwoblèm yo] ak vyolans te pran tout fòm. “ Pandan se tan, Céant ak kabinè l ‘yo dwe rete nan biwo a, menm si, nan yon kapasite moun k’ap bwete kanna - sipèvize kay zafè yo jou-a-jou nan peyi a, jouk yon nouvo premye minis nonmen pa Moïse ak yon nouvo gouvènman an te nonmen epi apwouve pa tou de chanm palman palman an.

Nouvo gouvènman an, ki dwe nonmen pa Moïse se twazyèm li depi li te pran biwo nan mwa fevriye 2017, swiv arestasyon an ak rapatriman nan senk Ameriken yo pou posesyon zam ilegal, nan milye manifestasyon vyolan nan Ayiti sou ogmantasyon pri manje ak ogmante enflasyon.

Nan kòmansman mwa sa a, David Hale, Sektè Sekretè pou Afè Politik, te vizite Ayiti e li te rankontre ak lidè politik yo, sektè prive a ak sosyete sivil la, kòm yon jès nan enterè Washington pou pote solisyon ki dire lontan nan kriz ekonomik ak politik peyi a.

Sò gouvènman Céant la se te yon kesyon de diskisyon toupatou nan

mitan akizasyon, koripsyon, mank de responsabilite ak anti-koripsyon manifestan vyolans toupatou nan peyi a.

Gouvènman an ki pa gen otonomi a gouvène, ak atire envestisman domestik ak etranje yo, ak yon lajan deteryorasyon, fè fas a 15 pousan enflasyon anyèl e li te deja akimile yon defisi bidjè de $ 89,6 milyon dola.

Moïse se anba presyon imans nan etap nan milye nan manifestasyon lari anpil vyolan, politik, ekonomik ak sosyal enstabilite nan konte an. Li te byen lwen tèlman reziste, ki endike ke li “pa pral kite peyi a nan men gang ame ak trafikè dwòg. Kriz la nou ap travèse se grav. “ Lidè Kominote Karayib yo (CARICOM) te eksprime gwo enkyetid konsènan sitiyasyon an Ayiti epi, apre somè entè-Sesyon an nan St Kits ak Nevi mwa pase a, “te rele tout moun ki gen enterè nan dyalòg priyorite kòm yon mwayen adrese pasifikman ak siyifikativman tout pwoblèm ki enpòtan. epi pou kreye kondisyon pou estabilite politik ki dire lontan esansyèl pou devlopman ekonomik ak sosyal Ayiti ki dirab. ” Asistans entènasyonal la se diman ase pou rezoud kretyen ekonomik kap ogmante pou Ayiti, jiska prezan, kondisyonèl sou mezi finansye ki gen ladan diminye defisi nan bidjè, depans frekan yo ak aplikasyon pwogram pwoteksyon sosyal.

Fon Monetè Entènasyonal (FMI) te dakò pou bay Ayiti $ 229 milyon nan prè a zero pousan enterè ki peye sou twa zan. Inyon Ewopeyen an, entè-Ameriken Bank Devlopman, ak Bank Mondyal tou te dakò bay yon lòt $ 60 milyon dola nan asistans.

Nan yon minimòm, lidè Ayiti a dwe priyorite sa ki se vre nan pi bon enterè nan sitwayen yo, ak pou moun yo gen konfyans ke vwa yo gen pwoblèm; vin premye repiblik endepandan nwa an 1804 apre ekspilse Lafrans ak abolisyon esklavaj.

Lite Ayiti pou demokrasi ak libète ekonomik yo pral mande pou ranfòse enstitisyon demokratik peyi a ak asire ke èd entènasyonal ede, epi yo pa anpeche, detèminasyon demokrasi Ayiti a, ak / oswa piyaj pa okipan etranje.

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Arts & Entertainment

Finals set for 2019 Montserrat Idol

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Final Four (l to r): Chanzzy, Bimsha, Kimona, Jason Saturday, March 23, Little Bay— The votes are in and the final four have been chosen, concluding the semi-final round of the singing competition at Soca Cabana. The question now is, who will be crowned the next Montserrat Idol?

Contestant Delz, the youngest contestant to make it to this year’s semi-finals was voted off by audiences, joined by Serafina who was automatically eliminated after she failed to complete the second round of singing.

Show producer, Tom Walker in providing his feedback on the competition, said, “It just seemed like there was a different air to the competition and everybody felt it. It was important that everybody was really trying to be their best.—I enjoyed it because of the

diversity of the music that was performed. The contestants had chosen songs, partly because of the way we had the contest structured, with the required element of the disco, funk or contrasting genres.”

“They had reached out beSerafina

Monday, March 25, 2019 yond their normal comfort zone, to do songs that are not typically performed during the competition—it was a variety of music and I thought by large the performances were top notched, I was really impressed,” he commented.

The competition will break again this coming weekend to allow the finalist to rest and prepare for the last lap of the contest on April 6th.

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Monday, March 25, 2019

Montserrat in Gold Cup contention after downing Cayman Islands

MIAMI, Florida – Montserrat are in contention for a berth in the 2019 Concacaf Gold Cup following its 2-1 win over Cayman Islands in Week 4 of 2019-20 Concacaf Nations League Qualifying.

The night’s result at Ed Bush Stadium in West Bay, Cayman Islands means that Montserrat now has nine points and si ts seventh in the 34-team table.

The Emerald Boys will await the results of the week’s other matches to find out if it has qualified for a first ever Gold Cup. Adrian Clifton converted a penalty in the 40’ to hand Montserrat a lead, but the hosts would answer in the 49’ through Marks Ebanks.

But in a tournament in which Montserrat have used great goals to reach new heights, Bradley Woods would add his own touch of magic with a right-footed rocket in the 66’ to earn the Emerald Boys the triumph.

The U.S. Virgin Islands saved its best performance in CNLQ for last, with a 3-0 win over Anguilla at the Raymond E. Guishard Technical Centre in The Valley, Anguilla.

James Mack scored the U.S. Virgin Islands’ first goal in CNLQ when he broke the deadlock in the 15’, which was followed by a Bryce Pierre goal in the 26’.

Aaron Dennis then capped the day with a late

score in the 86’ to earn the three points.

That was followed by a thrilling encounter between Saint Lucia and Aruba in which Saint Lucia emerged victorious 3-2 at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua.

Jevick MacFarlane scored the first of his two goals in the 38’ only for Joshua John to pull Aruba level in the 53’. MacFarlane struck again in the 63’ followed by a Lester Joseph goal in the 66’ to give Saint Lucia a two-goal lead.

Aruba would not quit though, as Joshua Gross scored in the 93’ to cut the lead to one, however Saint Football-Adrian Clifton (picture) converted a penalty in the 40’ to hand Montserrat a Lucia would hold on lead, but the hosts would answer in the 49’ through Marks Ebanks..JPG for the three points.

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Monday, March 25, 2019

Brades Primary completes their Sports Day

Wednesday, March 20th, Little Bay— Primary school heats kicked off in high gear last week with the Brades Primary School sports day at the Little Bay Playing field.

At the end of a day marked by fierce competition in the athletics areas of long and short distance races and several fun events, Blue Macaws house emerged the winner with 353 points. Red Cardinal house earned second place with 277 points, while Green Shags scored a total of 253

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The coveted title of Victor and Victrix went to Oren Bobb and Akilia Baron respectively. Other notable performance are as follow: CLASS Class 1 Champions Class 2 Champions Class 3 Champions

BOYS J’quan Williams Oren Bobb

GIRLS Sherlyn McNicols Celina Chalmers

Albert Florian & Shawn Greenaway

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Look Out Nursery Sports Day

Similarly on Friday Lookout Nursery School hosted their road race where Toyota house took first place with 154 points, Honda in second with 142 points and Suzuki in 3rd with 130 points.

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COMBINED ROAD RACE

Late Sunday Football News Update: Montserrat eliminated from CONCACAF tournament (but can still qualify following Aneisha Turner investigation of Cayman player eligibility) - More to come