Caribbean Community leaders head to Grenada for next week’s main summit with Haiti again expected to attract significant discussion time especially if members of the recently installed, nine-person interim administration find their way to the idyllic Eastern Caribbean nation.
At the last summit in Guyana in March, regional leaders devoted tons of energy and conference time to facilitating the establishment of a transitional national council that would run the country until general elections sometime next year, liaise with an incoming United Nations-approved peacekeeping force led by Kenya and to stabilize the country from heavily armed gangs controlling large parts of the capital.
