Op-Ed: Difficult Choices for the Caribbean

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Op-Ed: Difficult Choices for the Caribbean

Decisions taken at the G7 summit in relation to China will become an issue the Caribbean will have to respond to. David Jessop believes that the coming chill in relations between the West and China will make finding solutions to the problems the region faces more challenging.

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