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Reflections on the passing of Sir James Mitchell - Vimarsana News

Reflections on the passing of Sir James Mitchell

Dr Sir Kennedy Simmonds, former Prime Minister of St Kitts & Nevis I have been in deep reflection since I received the sad news today, of the passing of Sir James Mitchell, former Prime Minister of St. Vincent & The Grenadines. He holds pride of place in the history of Caribbean, economic, social and political development. Sir James was highly regarded and respected as an astute and unique Political Leader …

Reflections on the passing of Sir James Mitchell - Vimarsana News

Reflections on the passing of Sir James Mitchell

Dr Sir Kennedy Simmonds, former Prime Minister of St Kitts & Nevis I have been in deep reflection since I received the sad news today, of the passing of Sir James Mitchell, former Prime Minister of St. Vincent & The Grenadines. He holds pride of place in the history of Caribbean, economic, social and political development. Sir James was highly regarded and respected as an astute and unique Political Leader …

About Grenada: Carriacou & Petite Martinique - Vimarsana News

About Grenada: Carriacou & Petite Martinique

About Grenada: Carriacou & Petite Martinique Land of Reefs About Grenada: Carriacou & Petite Martinique Known as the “Land of Reefs”, Carriacou is the largest and believed to be most populated of the group of islands known as the Grenadines. It is located 12 28’N & 61 28’W and is a dependency of the State of Grenada. Carriacou is 13 sq miles and the highest point on the island is High North Peak, at a height of 956ft above sea level. Like the island of Grenada, Carriacou was first inhabited by the Arawaks, then the Caribs from whom it got its name. The French eventually settled on the...

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