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This fourth year paper addresses the politics of language in a Caribbean region transformed since U.S. Policies of the 1980s and those of globalization. The paper explains that countries are more dependent on tourism as they fail to develop their economies according to previous models that also featured social spending. NB growth in criminality and how it interferes with tourism, the language of politics in assuring Stability, as needed to maintain U.S. agreements and draw tourism revenues.

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"This paper refers to the propaganda model of Chomsky & Herman that explains American patterns of shaping public support for policies often little understood in their foreign contexts. (2002) For example, Chomsky & Herman referred to the Grenada crisis of the 1980s and the "triumph of U.S. arms" in keeping with other U.S. propaganda leading the public to believe that policies in unstable, non-Western societies were forever ethical reinforcements of Democracy. (2002:237) Haiti and the Dominican Republic were described similarly, using old motifs of Caribbean ..."

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