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January 14, 2021 Political leaders in the Caribbean Diaspora have urged tourism officials in Barbados and the rest of the region to come up with a viable plan for post-COVID Caribbean tourism and development and approach them for assistance. While insisting that this must be done in a collective way, political leaders of Caribbean heritage told an online Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) forum on Wednesday that it was also imperative that the region explore other areas for development beyond tourism. New York Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, who is of Jamaican heritage, stressed that...

the two last proceeding presidents together to form a fund is, again, anar'r@ @ @ @ @) is already there. . >> mrs. clinton's visit really warms our heart today, but to especially reinsure the priorities and the needs and the coordination that needs to be done with the earthquake. i will not talk on behalf of mrs. clinton, i will let her express what the american government wants to do towards haiti. >> first, -- where is the haitian press? first, let me -- [in distant chatter] -- [indistinct chatter] >> first, let me express -- that is a good sound. that means good things are coming ...

the senate keeps a the way it is. the senate has basically a caps amendment. abortion is a benefit, paid for at $1 per month. you can use federal subsidies to pay for it. that is in a nutshell on health care. i know it sounds like a long presentation. . . a nutshell and those are the differences. this is the one that affects everyone of us now and in the future. i thought it was worthwhile to do this presentation and take the time to get this through. we have about an hour for questions and will start with questions. again, we have a large crowd. i will try to repeat your question so...

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captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> lehrer: good evening. i'm jim lehrer. unimaginable death and destruction in haiti. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, the death toll could be as high as 50,000 with a further three million people injured or homeless. >> lehrer: we'll talk with former president clinton-- the u.n. special envoy to haiti-- about the catastrophe that came just as haiti seemed to have turned an economic corner. >> woodruff: plus, we get first hand accounts of the relief situation on the ground. >> lehrer: and some perspectiv...