PM: Caricom to amend Treaty of Chaguaramas

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February 26, 2025

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PM: Caricom to amend Treaty of Chaguaramas

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Caricom intends to amend the revised Treaty of Chaguaramas to allow the regional bloc to action policies without a unanimous vote from members.

Originally signed in 1973 and revised in 2001, the treaty established Caricom.

Speaking at the sod-turning for a Nutrimix $150 million animal and pet feed plant in Pt Lisas on February 25, the Prime Minister said the decision was made because holdouts were hindering progress to a regional single market and economy (CSME).

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