Official world reports continue to paint an awful picture of our homeland.
We make it on the global brain-drain list for our alarming level of skills depletion stemming from our extreme migration pattern; we appear on the global index of State corruption year after year; the US State Department lists us as violators of human rights, citing us for extra-judicial killings and other problems in the law-enforcement sector.
Now a new UN report, titled the United Nations’ Caribbean Human Development Report 2012 lists us among the worst narcotic-impacted country in the
