CARICOM Heads of Government ended their summit in St Lucia last night recommitting to the integration movement and, according to St Vincent and the Grenadines’ Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves, a strengthening of their love and care for the 15-member bloc.
Following three days of talks, the last two of which the leaders spent in caucus, they declared that despite the challenges, naysayers and shortcomings, CARICOM is very much alive and well.
Below from left, Prime Ministers Freundel Stuart of Barbados, Gonsalves, host Kenny Anthony of St Lucia and CARICOM Secretary General Ambassador Irwin LaRoque facing the media for the final briefing.
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