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The Bishops of the Antilles Episcopal Conference (AEC) have expressed deep concern over the recent build-up of naval and military assets in the Southern Caribbean, warning of its potential impact on the region’s socio-economic, political, and humanitarian stability.
As the world prepares to observe the 59th World Day of Peace, the Bishops recalled the call of Pope Paul VI in 1966 for humanity to “pursue negotiation rather than war.”
They noted that the Caribbean, like much of the world, stands once again at a crossroads where dialogue and cooperation are urgently needed to ease geopolitical tensions and foster lasting peace.
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