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Dominica's PM Urges Caribbean Unity for Peace Amid Rising Military Tensions
Dominicas Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit called for Caribbean unity against rising military tensions linked to the United States actions near Venezuela, emphasizing the need for peace.
- During the 86th annual conference of the ruling Barbados Labour Party, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit emphasized the importance of a peaceful Caribbean amidst military tensions.
- Skerrit echoed Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottleys call to halt the military build-up by the United States off the coast of Venezuela, warning of severe regional consequences.
- The escalating military presence in the Caribbean Sea due to the United States actions raises concerns about potential conflicts that could affect the entire region.
Why It Matters
This situation highlights the precarious balance of power in the Caribbean and the potential for conflict stemming from outside military influences. The call for unity underscores the Caribbeans need for collective security and peace.