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E.U. tells Caribbean nations: Stop selling citizenship or we’ll require visas

The European Union is pressuring Caribbean nations to end their citizenship-by-investment programs.

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The European Union has warned several Caribbean nations to cease their citizenship-by-investment programs or face visa requirements for their citizens. The EU's stance has prompted responses from various Caribbean governments, with some planning diplomatic missions to address the issue. Coverage emphasizes the diplomatic efforts underway.

The Washington Post reports on the EU's ultimatum. Local outlets such as WIC News, The St Kitts Nevis Observer, and Caribbean Today detail the reactions from Antigua and Barbuda, St. Lucia, and the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS).

Dominica News Online features an opinion piece discussing the implications. Watch for developments in diplomatic negotiations between the Caribbean nations and the EU. Coverage does not yet specify the exact timeline or details of the OECS mission to Brussels.

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Quick answers

Which Caribbean nations are affected by the EU's warning?

Coverage does not specify which Caribbean nations are affected.

What is the EU's specific demand?

The EU has demanded that Caribbean nations stop selling citizenship through their investment programs.

How are Caribbean nations responding to the EU's warning?

Caribbean nations are preparing diplomatic missions to address the EU's concerns. Antigua and Barbuda plans to introduce a resolution to safeguard EU access.

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