Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
A storm is brewing in the Caribbean — a political storm that is. And it centers around accusations that the US is trampling on the sovereign rights of the region’s small but dedicated democracies. How events in Haiti are stressing out relations with some of America’s closest friends.
Guests
- Dan Erikson Adjunct Latin American Professor at SAIS Senior Associate for US Policy at the Inter-American Dialogue, Author of �The Cuba Wars: Fidel Castro, The United States, and the Next Revolution�
- O'Neil Hamilton Director of Public Information, Embassy of Jamaica
- Rickey Singh Journalist covering Caribbean issues, based in Barbados
- Peter DeShazo Director of the Americas Program at Center for Strategic and International Studies Former: Deputy Assistant Secretary of Western Hemisphere, US Department of State
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