Eric Williams
Eric Williams was the first Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, serving from 1962 until his death in 1981. He was a significant figure in the Caribbean political landscape, known for his efforts to promote national unity and development in a diverse society. His famous quote, 'Every creed and race find an equal place,' reflects his vision for a more inclusive Trinidad and Tobago, although critics argue that this ideal was not fully realized during his administration.
Born on Mar 25, 1911 (114 years old)
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Jamaica:
Dr. Eric Williams is a founding leader of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) mentioned in the context of the current political climate.
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Guyana:
Eric Williams led the Heads of State of the Caribbean Community in defending Guyana’s right to its territorial integrity and sovereignty.
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Guyana:
Eric Williams was the Chief Minister who declared, 'One from ten leaves nought' regarding the federation.
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Jamaica:
Tony Deyal worked with Prime Minister Dr. Eric Williams and provided information for government television shows.
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Jamaica:
Four leaders, including Eric Williams, declared the Caribbean a Zone of Peace.
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Guyana:
Eric Williams was the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago who chaired the meeting declaring the Caribbean a zone of peace.
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Jamaica:
Eric Williams, then prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago, declared the Caribbean to be a zone of peace.
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Jamaica:
Williams, widely regarded as the father of the nation, rejected the Wooding Commission report and imposed the 1976 Republican Constitution.
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Jamaica:
Eric Williams was a Caribbean leader who established diplomatic relations with Cuba in 1972.
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Guyana:
Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister, Dr. Eric Williams who said, that the party in charge of the election machinery has to be a donkey crossed with a mad dog to lose at the polls.
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