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Viva La Revolucion

Grenville Phillips II For the second time in my lifetime, masses of Cuban people publicly protested against the Government – in Cuba.  The first time in 1994, protestors called for the freedom to leave Cuba.  Castro allowed them.  This time, they are calling for freedom from dictatorship.  The Cuban Government’s response was disturbingly violent. The demonstrations have been blamed on the US trade embargo.  This is likely true.  I join with the member countries of the United Nations, in supporting the end of the US trade embargo against Cuba. The question is, whose responsibility is it to end the embargo?  To answer that question, it is important to understand why the US trade embargo was imposed.

#BTColumn – Do not repair that crack! - Barbados Today

July 13, 2021 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados TODAY Inc. by Grenville Phillips II The collapse of the 12-storey residential building in Miami is tragic – but instructive. Buildings collapse because they cannot support their loads. Loads can be categorised as short-term and long-term. Loads that are applied for a relatively short time include: hurricanes, earthquakes, collisions, and explosions. Loads that are applied for a long time include furniture and appliances, and those from human activities, like sitting, walking and dancing. An occupied building that collapses, without being impacted by short-term loads, likely weakened to the point where it could no longer support the long-term loads.

#BTColumn – Open letter to PM Mia Mottley

#BTColumn – Open letter to PM Mia Mottley
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Sold! Harlequin creditors to be paid

The partially-built Harlequin Boutique Hotel, which has stood as an eyesore on Hastings Main Road, Christ Church, since 2013, is no more. The property, which was part of the failed Harlequin hotels being built by disgraced British developer David Ames, was demolished on Monday by its new owners, Preconco Ltd, whose founder and executive chairman is developer Mark Maloney. Dr Grenville Phillips, trustee in the bankruptcy of the company, told …

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