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CARICOM nationals and the right to reside

By Kali at 04/06/07 08:05

What does it mean to be Caribbean? Dominica's Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit, raises the issue in regard to the rights of holders of Caricom passports, and their ability to remain for an extended period in any Caricom country.
Original source: BBC Caribbean. What's it mean to be Caribbean?

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