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Grenada’s Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell says a proposed United States radar installation on the island is no longer under consideration, months after a similar system was installed in neighbouring Tobago.
In early November, Mitchell's government was asked to accommodate the radar at Maurice Bishop International Airport, the US-built airport that became central to Washington’s 1983 invasion of the island.
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