Issue 19 ~ May 11 - 17, 2006
 
 
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France Remembers Slavery Victims

"It was imperative that slavery be given a place in our collective memory," said Marcel Dorigny, a history professor who helped institute Slavery Remembrance Day.
"French people who are the descendants of slaves have felt marginalised - forgotten by history."  DETAILS

Force Name Change Is More Than 'Mere Symbolism'

Deputy Prime Minister Pratt said the name change will be more than "just symbolism" as it will embody the fundamental and cultural shift of the organization's objective to provide a service to the Bahamian people without indication of fear, or force of authority. "Force is decidedly a colonial construction," said Mrs. Pratt, "In our modern democracy the consent of the governed is paramount."   DETAILS

 
 
 
 

Headlines

Money Transfer Costs Drop But Migrants And Their Families Remain Unbanked  DETAILS

Black Loyalist Society Receives Boost  DETAILS

Saint Lucia And UK Agree To Transfer Prisoners  DETAILS

Governor General Achievement Awards To Include Youth  DETAILS

Aranka Announces Property Acquisitions In Cuyuni  DETAILS

Prime Minister Manning Cancels Vienna Trip  DETAILS

Rights Violators Voted Onto UN Council  DETAILS

Cayman Cautiously Gears For Cricket World Cup  DETAILS

IDB Approves $18 Million For Solid Waste Management In Guyana  DETAILS

 
 
 
 
 
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