Chastanet had asked the OECS Assembly, comprising government and opposition legislators from the nine-member grouping, to consider what would happen if the sub-regional group exited CARICOM and negotiated bilateral agreements with the other members. However, Gonsalves did not go so far, saying, “the OECS countries may well, most reluctantly by force of circumstances, have to put on the table the continued relevance of our participation in the CSME (CARICOM Single Market and Economy), while, of course, remaining in CARICOM until the inequities refer to hearing are satisfied”. Tap this link to read this article: https://tinyurl.com/mrxxky72