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CASÂTRIES, St LuÂcia—The 15-memÂber Caribbean ComÂmuÂniÂty (CariÂcom) has emÂployed a reÂgionÂal law firm to present its reÂsponse to the chalÂlenge by Trinidad and ToÂbaÂgo Prime MinÂisÂter KamÂla PerÂsad-BissesÂsar reÂgardÂing the reapÂpointÂment of CariÂcom SecÂreÂtary GenÂerÂal Dr CarÂla BarÂnett.
CariÂcom chairÂman and St LuÂcia Prime MinÂisÂter Phillip J Pierre said his reÂcent meetÂing with PerÂsad-BissesÂsar in Port-of-Spain was “very corÂdial.”
Pierre said, “BaÂsiÂcalÂly, the Prime MinÂisÂter wantÂed an upÂdate. I went to give an upÂdate on the adÂviÂsoÂry opinÂion … and what was the state of play on the opinÂion that the GovÂernÂment of T&T reÂquestÂed on the apÂpointÂment of the SecÂreÂtary GenÂerÂal of CariÂcom.
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