More counrties signs weapons tracing agreements
Published:Thursday | May 21, 2009 | 6:34 PM
Trinidad and Tobago and Suriname are the latest countries to sign an agreement to join a US electronic system called e-Trace.
The system is used to trace illegal arms and ammunition.
Twelve other Caribbean nations have already signed the accord.
The latest signing come days ahead of a meeting of CARICOM attorneys general and their US counterpart, Eric Holder in Barbados on Saturday.
Mr. Holder’s three-day visit to Barbados began today.
