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AskTheCaribbean

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Jamaica 🇯🇲

5 hours ago

What do you think about Bob Marley?

Culture

What is your opinion about Bob Marley, including his music, philosophy, personal life, or anything else?

For Jamaicans in particular, what do you think of those who want him to be named a national hero?

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Posted by

Jamaica 🇯🇲

12 hours ago

Why are Trinidadians in ISIS?

theguardian.com/global...

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Posted by

Not Caribbean

2 hours ago

What is one thing that makes you proud of your country?

We all issues with our countries such as our government. I want to know what is one thing that makes your forget about the issues and makes your proud of your country.

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Posted by19 hours ago

Do you want soca to last forever ?

Culture

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Posted by2 days ago

how do locals feel about the citizenship by investment programs?

There are several Caribbean countries that allow investors to have citizenship in the country if they pay a certain amount in real estate or donations. I wanted to know how the locals feel about their government giving their citizenship away for money. Does it make the local housing market unaffordable?

I'm Dominican American from DR by blood but I have some heritage to St. Lucia. I would love to learn more about the country and possibly be a citizen one day via an investment. Just wanted to know how would it effect the locals. Does it make life harder or helps create jobs? Does it not change anything? Thank you

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Posted by2 days ago

Sargassum problem at the USVI?

How bad is the sargassum? We are traveling to St. John 4/29 to 5/13. Are there any predictions about how bad it will be then? TYIA

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Trinidad & Tobago 🇹🇹

2 days ago

Is Saint Patrick's Day Celebrated Where You Are?

Culture

Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated in Montserrat in a big way, and it's almost like carnival in some senses.

In Trinidad and Tobago, it's seen more as a weekend lime with drink specials on beer at most bars. I remember in the past, some places had green colored beer, but this year I noticed that most places have Guinness on special and it seems to be a broader range of bars across a lot of the country instead of just Port of Spain.

Guinness is popular in the Caribbean, so naturally it fits in well, and a lot of drinkers are enthusiastic about the beer specials this weekend.

What is it like where you are?

Do you think that it's growing?

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