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Jan 22, 2013

CHARLESTOWN, Nevis, CMC – A four member Caribbean Community (CARICOM) electoral observer mission arrived here one day ahead of the Nevis Island Assembly elections to monitor the conduct of the poll.
The team is led by Jamaican electoral official Pauline Welsh, the Director of Legal Affairs, Development and Research at the Electoral Office of Jamaica.
The mission includes former Chairman of the Guyana Electoral Commission, Ambassador Rudolph Collins, former Deputy Chief of the OAS Special Mission to Strengthen Democracy in Haiti, Grace–Anne Crichlow and Project Officer, Foreign and Community Relations at the CARICOM Secretariat, Ms. Sandiria Hall.

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