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Change of UK Resident British Commissioner to Saint Lucia
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The British High Commission announces the departure of Resident British Commissioner, Steve McCready, who has completed his tenure in Saint Lucia. For the last four years, Mr. McCready has represented the UK government and built a strong and close bilateral relationship with Saint Lucia. He forged vital partnerships spanning both government and civil society to tackle issues of concern to the UK and Saint Lucia.
Outgoing UK Resident British Commissioner, Steve McCready.
In a farewell statement, Mr. McCready said: “It has been a privilege to represent the UK in St Lucia as Resident British Commissioner. Whether in government-to-government cooperation on issues like climate change and border security, or working with civil society on rural agriculture or human rights, our countries’ close friendship and shared values were defining features. My memories of the people of Saint Lucia will always be fram
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Members of the Proud Boys, a right wing hate group, gather at a pro-Trump rally at the California Capitol Saturday.
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For nearly two months, repeated clashes between far-right groups and antifa-aligned counter-protesters have led to violence in the streets of Sacramento.
The brawls and beatings have occurred on the outskirts of weekly protests held by Trump supporters near the Capitol, promoting the conspiracy theory that Democrats stole the presidential election. While the protests themselves have been largely peaceful, far-right groups like the Proud Boys have routinely left the main demonstrations to confront counter-protesters in the streets downtown.