PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, CMC – Caribbean Community(CARICOM) leaders are expressing their “full support” for the referendum that could lead to an end to the border dispute between Guatemala and Belize. The regional leaders who ended their 24th Inter-Sessional summit here on Tuesday night., said they had received an update on arrangement being made by the two countries to hold a simultaneous referenda on October 6 this year. The two countries have already launched a public awareness campaign, in respect of the decision on whether to submit Guatemala's claim to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for a final and binding settlement.
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