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 Former Belize Prime Minister Dean Barrow as he signed the Paris Agreement  
 on  climate  change  at  United  Nations  Headquarters  in Manhattan,  
 New York, U.S., April 22, 2016.  REUTERS / Carlo Allegri, File 
 had failed to kick out governments and  
 in the case of Jamaica, St. Kitts and St.  
 Vincent, their governments increased  
 their parliamentary leads. 
 “It is with extreme gratitude that I  
 address our nation tonight fully aware  
 that this 2020 election is a clarion call  
 for our young nation to grow up, to face  
 the challenges of our generation and  
 to advance our peaceful and progressive  
 revolutions. But most  importantly  
 to bring our people together as never  
 before  so  that  as  one  we  can  build  
 a nation where everyone matters and  
 everyone is once again to be a proud  
 Belizean,”  said Briceno,  as he  thanked  
 “my wife who is very emotional.” 
 Opposition  Leader  Faber  conceded  
 defeat late into the night and wished  
 Briceno “a successful administration.  
 “I call on all our people UDP’s, PUP’s  
 and those that voted for the third-party  
 and independent candidates to choose  
 national  unity  as  we  band  together  in  
 the face of the challenges we will no  
 doubt face. While there were winners  
 and losers, the democracy that we have  
 continued to enjoy throughout the life  
 of this great young nation is by far the  
 greatest winner today,” said Faber. 
 A total of 88 candidates from four  
 parties had contested the elections. 
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 Jamaican town celebrates VP elect 
 late mother and embraced her Indian  
 ancestry in her victory speech in Wilmington, 
  Del. Saturday night, the Gleaner  
 noted that “there was silence about  
 her father and her roots in Jamaica –  
 evidence of the fractured relationship  
 she has had with the professor, who is  
 still alive.” 
 The Gleaner said that “bad blood  
 resurfaced when she joked in an interview  
 about the smoking of ganja as second  
 nature to Jamaicans – a reference  
 that  irritated  her  father,  who  publicly  
 reprimanded her.” 
 But  that  rift  is  not  top  of  mind  for  
 Sherman Harris,  who  last  saw Kamala  
 years  ago  when  they  were  much  
 younger, according to the Gleaner. 
 “I knew from the beginning that she  
 would have won because anything she  
 is involved in becomes a total success,”  
 Sherman  told  the  Gleaner.  “She’s  not  
 an easy girl. 
 “We are accustomed to success, and  
 I think we are all elated about her success,” 
  he added. “We are very happy for  
 her, very happy. 
 “And all the family, the rest of family  
 that lives in Miami, they are joyful,  
 too,” Sherman Harris continued. “Everybody  
 is elated and happy.” 
 Former Caribbean Community (CARICOM) 
  chairperson, Barbados Prime  
 Minister,  Mia  Mottley,  and  Jamaica’s  
 Prime  Minister  Andrew  Holness  have  
 joined global leaders in congratulating  
 US President-elect Joe Biden and Harris, 
  the Gleaner reported. 
 “America has spoken, and the world  
 is inspired,” said Motley on Twitter. 
 “I am sure that we here in the Caribbean  
 will  look  forward with optimism  
 to  working  with  the  new  administration  
 to  confront  a  number  of  global  
 issues-  from  the  awful  pandemic,  to  
 the  climate  crisis  which  we  face,  to  
 the  pursuit  of  racial  justice,”  Mottley  
 added. 
 Holness  also  expressed  pride  for  
 Harris’ Jamaican roots, as he congratulated  
 Biden  and Harris’  win,  according  
 to the Gleaner. 
 “America  will  have  its  first  female  
 vice president in the person of Kamala  
 Harris, and we are proud that she bears  
 Jamaican heritage,” he tweeted. 
 “I  salute  her,”  he  added.  “We  look  
 forward  to  working  with  the  new  
 administration.” 
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