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Jerome Teelucksingh POLITICS IS the lifeblood of countries, but it is also cancerous, as it attacks the cells of nationhood. Occasionally, socio-economic problems, religious and cultural issues are caught in the political crossfire. A harmonious Caribbean culture is absent and instead a perpetually divisive atmosphere exists in most countries…
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Jerome Teelucksingh
POLITICS IS the lifeblood of countries, but it is also cancerous, as it attacks the cells of nationhood. Occasionally, socio-economic problems, religious and cultural issues are caught in the political crossfire. A harmonious Caribbean culture is absent and instead a perpetually divisive atmosphere exists in most countries…
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