According to the Constitution of 1981, the “Westminster model” of the organization of state power operates (see Antigua and Barbuda). Administratively, it is divided into 6 districts: Belize, Cayo, Corosal, Orange Walk, Stann Creek, Toledo. The largest cities are Belize City, Orange Walk, San Ignacio, Dangrinja, Belmopan. British dominion. The head of state is the […]
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Under the 1966 Constitution, the “Westminster model” of the organization of the political system (see Antigua and Barbuda), parliamentary democracy, operates. Administratively, Barbados is divided into 11 parishes. The largest cities are Bridgetown, Speightstown, Oistins. Local government abolished in 1969. British dominion. The head of state is the Queen, represented by the Governor General (since […]
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Under the Constitution of 1973, the “Westminster model” of the organization of state power operates (see Antigua and Barbuda). In January 2003, the commission for the development of a new Constitution began its work, for which 2 years were allotted. Administratively, they are divided into 21 districts. The largest cities of Nassau and Freeport on […]
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According to the 1981 Constitution, the “Westminster model” of the organization of state power operates, under which the prime minister and members of the government are required to be elected to the legislature. Such a system is designed to ensure control over the executive branch by the legislature, but in practice it is based on […]
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State structure and political system of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Sovereign state within the Commonwealth. parliamentary democracy. The Constitution of 1979 is in force. Administrative-territorial division – 6 parishes: Charlotte, Grenadines, St. Andrew, St. David, St. George and St. Patrick. The largest cities and towns: Kingstown, Georgetown, Chateaubelaire, Buera. The British dominion, the head […]
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State structure and political system of Saint Lucia British dominion. According to the Constitution of 1979, the “Westminster model” of the organization of state power operates (see Antigua and Barbuda). Administratively, it is divided into 11 districts. The largest cities are Castries, Vieux Fort, Soufrière, Gros Isle, Miku. The head of state is the Queen […]
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Located in the center of the Caribbean Sea, Jamaica (translated as “land of forests and rivers”) welcomes tourists from all over the world. There are no environmentally harmful industries on the island itself, with over 2 million inhabitants, and for thousands of miles around. The only predatory animal on the island is the good-natured affectionate […]
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Population The demographic dynamics have been characterized, in recent decades, by a high annual increase, which, although progressively decreased since the 1970s, remained in the 1990s around 20 ‰. An intense process of urbanization has occurred since the 1980s: the population of cities has risen from 50 % in 1980 to 63 % in 1997. […]
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State of insular Central America, it occupies less than two thirds of the island of Hispaniola, in the Greater Antilles group. At the 2002 census the population was 8,562,541 residents. The demographic dynamics remains characterized by a high annual increase, which, although progressively decreasing, it is maintained in the period 2000-2005 equal to ‘ 1.5 […]
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Demography and economic geography . – State of insular Central America, occupying two thirds of the island of Hispaniola, in the Greater Antilles group. According to a 2014 UNDESA (United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs) estimate, the country is populated by 10,528,954 residents. (9,445,281 at the 2010 census), mostly young and mulatto. Just […]
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