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Speaking at a pre-Cabinet briefing, Prime Minister and Minister for National Security Philip J Pierre distanced himself from the operational aspects of the initiative, stressing the independence of the police in such matters.

Chair of the Saint Lucia Reparations Committee Earl Bousquet described the development as significant, while emphasizing the need for concrete action beyond symbolism.

The workshop, hosted under the Caribbean Digital Transformation Project within the Division of Public Sector Modernization, was conducted in partnership with the CARICOM Implementation Agency for Crime and Security.

The incident had sparked widespread concern within the community, particularly amid reports that the infant had been taken by a relative.

The latest shooting adds to a growing list of attacks involving young men in the area over recent weeks, intensifying unease among residents.

Speaking amid growing scrutiny from residents and stakeholders, Hilaire clarified that the land earmarked for the project was not sold under the current administration.

Speaking during a pre-Cabinet press briefing on March 30, Pierre sought to quell speculation surrounding the transition, describing the public reaction as unnecessary.

The closing session featured addresses from Prime Minister Philip J Pierre and key international partners, as leaders reflected on the future of security cooperation in Saint Lucia and across the Caribbean.

The initiative was marked by a cheque presentation ceremony on Thursday, March 26, providing financial support to community organizers ahead of a series of events leading up to the festival’s April 30 opening.

Colon cancer remains among the leading causes of cancer mortality on the island, prompting health authorities to prioritize screening at the primary care level.

President of the Association, Ron Leon, explained that the Credit Bureau is designed to facilitate the secure sharing of financial information among lending institutions.

Assistant Chief Forestry Officer Piyus Haynes said the Saint Lucia pit viper has long been a natural part of the island’s ecosystem, with its presence historically widespread.