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The emptiness of the Caricom debate proves that a referendum is necessary

Secondary school student Christopher Madeiros argues island needs to shake off American domination

Bermuda businesses have been deafening in their silences over Caricom, says Beverley Connell

The home affairs minister argues that there are material benefits to becoming a full member of Caricom

There are more questions than answers about full membership, says a letter writer

The appeal also calls for the release of more details on the implications of the move

Creator says long-term decisions should not be made without proper public consultation

Daniel Marshall says the purpose is not to attack the Caribbean Community, region or any political party

Full membership is a difficult and expensive issue that should not be forced on the public

Peter Sanderson says he expected to see more public consultation on the issue

The Shadow Minister of Economy, Labour and Housing calls lack of progress “just plain sad”

A referendum is the only fair way to decide on full membership of Caricom