Queen Mother Isis sucking her son Horus
The most beloved monarch in history. The bloodline of the first royal line, for Yorubas, she is called "Yemaya"
Queen Mother Isis, The Black Virgin
The Black Madonna is not Mary, the Black Madonna is Isis, Aset, Yemaya, the line of Queen Sheba. The Queen Mother's figures, statues, were found all over the world, giving truth to the legend that she once ruled the whole world. For not only were humans obedient to her they worshiped Queen Mother Isis. The Blackwoman Queen of all woman. I prefer to call her Oya/Ayaba Sango.
The Black Madonna is not Mary, the Black Madonna is Isis, Aset, Yemaya, the line of Queen Sheba. The Queen Mother's figures, statues, were found all over the world, giving truth to the legend that she once ruled the whole world. For not only were humans obedient to her they worshiped Queen Mother Isis. The Blackwoman Queen of all woman. I prefer to call her Oya/Ayaba Sango.
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Caribbean Single Market and Economy
Published on Apr 19, 2013
The CARICOM Single Market and Economy is intended to benefit the people of the Region by providing more and better opportunities to produce and sell our goods and services and to attract investment. It will create one large market among the participating member states.
The main objectives of the CSME are: full use of labour (full employment) and full exploitation of the other factors of production (natural resources and capital); competitive production leading to greater variety and quantity of products and services to trade with other countries. It is expected that these objectives will in turn provide improved standards of living and work and sustained economic development.
Key elements of the Single Market and Economy include:
Free movement of goods and services - through measures such as eliminating all barriers to intra-regional movement and harmonising standards to ensure acceptability of goods and services traded;
Right of Establishment - to permit the establishment of CARICOM owned businesses in any Member State without restrictions;
A Common External Tariff - a rate of duty applied by all Members of the Market to a product imported from a country which is not a member of the market;
Free circulation - free movement of goods imported from extra regional sources which would require collection of taxes at first point of entry into the Region and the provision for sharing of collected customs revenue;
Free movement of Capital - through measures such as eliminating foreign exchange controls, convertibility of currencies (or a common currency) and integrated capital market, such as a regional stock exchange;
A Common trade policy - agreement among the members on matters related to internal and international trade and a coordinated external trade policy negotiated on a joint basis;
Free movement of labour - through measures such as removing all obstacles to intra-regional movement of skills, labour and travel, harmonising social services (education, health, etc.), providing for the transfer of social security benefits and establishing common standards and measures for accreditation and equivalency.
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