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            <title>Timeline Garifuna History Belize</title>
            <description><![CDATA[<span class="mt-enclosure mt-enclosure-image" style="display: inline;"><img alt="garifuna-boat-arrival.jpg" src="http://www.garifuna.org/images/garifuna-boat-arrival.jpg" class="mt-image-none" style="" width="550" height="367" /></span> <div><br />1635 - Two Spanish ships wrecked off the coast of St. Vincent - West African slaves escape to the island, where they found the Yellow Caribs, a group that emerged from the intermarriages between the Venezuelan Caribs and the island Arawaks.<br /><br />1675 - Another shipwreck brought another wave of Africans to St. Vincent. Also, African slaves who had escaped nearby slave plantations from places like Jamaica found their way to the island.<br /></div>]]></description>
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            <title>Obama and the Caribbean</title>
            <description><![CDATA[<b>Commentary by Godfrey Smith<br /><br />Threshold of possibility</b> Watching the Europeans in their cheering, adulating thousands thronging to see Barack Obama in the flesh, it is tempting to conclude that the world is witnessing the rise of a man destined to become a global political figure.&nbsp; This is a trite observation.&nbsp; But if true it has some deeper significance for black America and the Caribbean.&nbsp; For many black people worldwide, Mr. Obama is a source of great pride.&nbsp; They expect him to accomplish much for their cause, and for their countries to get some benefit from his presidency.&nbsp; For example, Ronald Robinson, a junior Foreign Minister of Jamaica, <br />told the Jamaica Observer newspaper recently that they hoped "it will mean a better understanding of how we as a people exist and the struggles that we have to go through.&nbsp; We do hope that we will be at the forefront of the thinking of the United States."&nbsp; Even the United States' lifelong nemesis, Fidel Castro, complimented Mr. Obama as being the most progressive of US presidential candidates. ]]></description>
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