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PM asks Trump for ease

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Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has written a letter to United States (US) President Donald Trump hoping CARICOM will be exempt from the hikes that will occur if he imposes fines as high as $1 million on Chinese-made container ships that call on US ports.She said if his fight against China’s increasing dominance in the shipbuilding industry continues using that strategy, it could have disastrous consequences for the region.Mottley, who is chair …
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PM asks Trump for ease

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has written a letter to United States (US) President Donald Trump hoping CARICOM will be exempt from the hikes that will occur if he imposes fines as high as $1 million on Chinese-made container ships that call on US ports.She said if his fight against China’s increasing dominance in the shipbuilding industry continues using that strategy, it could have disastrous consequences for the region.Mottley, who is chair …

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PM Mottley asks Trump to exempt CARICOM from new levy

So concerned is Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley about the impact a US-imposed levy on Chinese ships will have on Barbados and CARICOM, she has reached out directly to the US President about it.Prime Minister Mottley, who is also the Chair of CARICOM, has revealed she has written a letter to President Donald Trump asking that CARICOM be exempt from the levy.She says sending the correspondence at this time is a critical move, since the region coul…

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