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Threats to democracy in the Caribbean

By: Kingstown | Threats to Democracy in the Caribbean | 31 July - 1 August, 1986

Publisher: Bustamante Institute of Public and International Affairs Description: 72 pSubject(s): CARIBBEAN | DEMOCRACY | NICARAGUA | PRESS | TRADE UNIONS | HUMAN RIGHTSSummary: Papers presented on users seen as threats to democracy in the Caribbean. Issues seen as posing problems to democracy are trade union repression, aspects of human rights, interference from outside of the state, press restrictions and poor social conditions. Each of these issues are presented in separate papers and many use specific islands to illustrate their opinions. A paper on the Nicaraguan revolution is also included.

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Papers presented on users seen as threats to democracy in the Caribbean. Issues seen as posing problems to democracy are trade union repression, aspects of human rights, interference from outside of the state, press restrictions and poor social conditions. Each of these issues are presented in separate papers and many use specific islands to illustrate their opinions. A paper on the Nicaraguan revolution is also included.

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