POMP AND PAGEANTRY ruled yesterday as 15 CARICOM leaders met with Mexico’s President Felipe Calderon on the final day of the second Mexico-CARICOM Summit at Hilton Barbados.
The outgoing Mexican leader, now in his sixth year at the helm of that Central American country, declared “Mexico is proud to be a Caribbean country and we see the sea that separates us as a true bridge to a better future” as he echoed the need for CARICOM to have a voice at next month’s G20 meeting slated for Los Cabos, Mexico.
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