Hello and welcome to interview a production of the Government Information Service. I am your host for today, Jacques Kingston Compton. I'm here with Communications and Advocacy Officer of the St. Lucia National Trust, Coretta Crooks-Charles. Now she is here to talk about the Regional Agreement on Access to Information, Public Participation and Justice in Environmental Matters in Latin America and the Caribbean, also known as the Eskazu Agreement, that was a mouthful. Hello, Miss Crooks-Charles. Welcome to the show. Thank you, Mr. Compton. A pleasure to be here. Now, first off, let's start by what exactly is the Eskazu Agreement? Okay, the Eskazu Agreement is simply put, as you mentioned, it's a regional agreement for countries in Latin America and the Caribbean that promotes the rights of access to information, environmental information, public participation in the decision-making process and access to justice in environmental matters. And it originated from the Principle 10 Declaration coming out of the Rio Plus 20 meeting that was held in 2012. And I just want to briefly state what that is. The Principle 10 Declaration states environmental issues are best handled with the participation of all concerned citizens at the relevant level. So essentially, it is giving citizens an opportunity to have a say in decision-making that affects them regarding the environment. Now, you mentioned access to public information. Can you tell us what sort of information the public would have access to? Okay, so for example, if there is a development happening in a particular place, they could try to find out what exactly it entails, would it affect any livelihood already happening there? Are there any homes in the area? Will they have to relocate? So basically, anything pertaining to the specific project, that is of concern to a people, a community of that area. And who were the architects of this agreement? And how long did the entire process take? I know it was open to ratification, I believe, from September of last year of 2018. So it was open for signature and ratification from September 27, 2018 at this United Nations Journal Assembly. And the National Trust is indeed happy and proud that the government of St. Lucia signed on at that point in time. It will be open for signatures and ratification up until September 2020. And they need approximately 11 countries to ratify for it to enter into force. And we're hoping that St. Lucia will be the first to do so, either overall or from the Caribbean. Because there are 16 countries from Latin America and the Caribbean that already signed on. And the Caribbean countries that signed on already include Antigone, Barbuda, Haiti, Guyana, and St. Lucia. And if you count Dominican Republic as Caribbean, they too signed on. So the Caribbean is indeed up there with Latin America. We tend to find that many Latin American countries take the lead where these things are concerned. But of the 16, that's quite a good representation of the Caribbean. You know, showing an interest and political will in such an important agreement. Now, as the disagreement is the first of its kind, can you speak on the significance of just that? Yes, it's the first of its kind. It's kind and it's the only binding agreement coming out of the Sustainable Development Rio Plus 20 meeting held in 2012. So that's very significant. Not only for Latin America and the Caribbean, but the world. It has provisions that speak to the protection of the rights of environmental defenders. In the Caribbean, thankfully, we don't have that many issues per se with environmental defenders or human rights defenders being attacked. But in Latin America, it's a serious issue where hundreds, even thousands of them are killed annually because of their decision to stand for the environment or stand for land rights and indigenous people. So this is really remarkable for our colleagues in Latin America. But for the Caribbean, we have issues as it pertains to getting information in a timely manner. Many times or too often, we see things happening and then the public, they are consulted thereafter when it's too late. And this really is raising the standards to ensure that you get a high level of input and participation because you would appreciate that the people in the community would have the information, the knowledge needed to probably enhance the project. So they are not to be thought of as an afterthought. And how will the agreement facilitate cooperation on environmental matters among the various countries? Okay, so each country has to implement the agreement on its own level. But the good thing about it is the regional agreement.  So these are some of the things that will have to be in place to see how countries are complying. And if not, what can be done? Because the technical secretary for this is the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, UN ECLAC. And they'll be providing capacity, building opportunities and support to guide countries through the implementation because you would appreciate that some countries are further ahead than others in Jamaica. For example, they have an access to information unit. Mind you, Jamaica has not yet signed on. They have not yet signed on, but it doesn't mean that they won't, but they have certain things in place and they're already ahead of us. So it's really good that St. Lucia and other countries, especially those in Eastern Caribbean, sign on early and state what the issues are, where support is needed, where the gaps are so that they can get the requisite support from the Economic Commission, that's ECLAC, who's the technical secretariat. And another important thing too is that persons from the Arhos Convention, Arhos Convention is basically a similar agreement, but for European countries, they have been following this process since the beginning and meeting with governments and civil society to really say what worked for them. Yes, our context might differ, but you will find a lot of similarities. You know, what were the issues and what worked. So we have a lot to learn as well from our colleagues in Europe who have been following the process. We'll be right back after this. The regional agreement on access to information, public participation and justice in environmental matters in Latin America and the Caribbean, also known as the Eskizu Agreement, has been signed by St. Lucia and needs ratification. Join the conversation as we discuss what ratification means and our obligations should this agreement come into force. We want you, students, academia, the public sector, the private sector, the St. Lucia National Trust, civil society, all stakeholders. Join me, Kate Wilson of the Department of Sustainable Development as we discuss those issues. Welcome back to interview production of the Government Information Service. I am Jacques Kingston Compton. I'm here with Communications and Advocacy Officer at the St. Lucia National Trust, Coretta Crooks Charles, and we're talking about the Eskizu Agreement. Now, can you speak on the standards that are set by the agreement with regards to environmental matters and how that agreement can foster capacity building? And, okay, in terms of, I mentioned earlier that this provides an opportunity for standards to be raised. It doesn't mean that there aren't standards already. So, for example, if a developer is interested in having a specific project, say at Pigeon Island, for example, or at Maria Islands or any of our sites that are rich in natural heritage, we know that we're going to consult with the National Trust, consult with the Department of Sustainable Development. You know, it's not just between, say, the government and the developer, but you are going to bring into the conversation the various stakeholders to ensure that nothing is overlooked and that everybody benefits from the project, not just the developers or the government, but everybody who already relies, so to speak, on the specific area. So, these are some of the standards it will raise. We were talking earlier, and I mentioned to you that sometimes you have announcement for meetings, and the announcement is made today on a Friday, and the meeting is scheduled for Sunday. That does not give people ample time. So, these are some of the things the agreement speaks to, you know, making sure that vulnerable groups in St. Lucia or wherever in the region, if they're Indigenous people in Jamaica, you have the maroons in Guyana, you have quite, you know, many different tribes, so to speak, or Indigenous groups. So, you're going to ensure that the material is presented to them in a manner that they understand. You're not going to go to a Creole speaking community, so to speak, or address elderly folks who speak predominantly Creole and have a meeting in English without translation. So, this is what this agreement does, and it's amazing. And it would be something else if some of it were to be copied or mirrored to deal with other issues in our society, whether it be education, health, etc. It would be really good to replicate this method. So, in addition to meetings, are there other methods you use to sort of educate, let's say Indigenous persons within the community or underrepresented persons? So, you have to find out what works for them. If you are dealing with fishers, the best place may not be to invite them to a conference room, but maybe you're going to have the developer or the government rep go to the fishing dock where they are. Yes, farmers, again, not in a conference room, maybe, you go to the field. You meet where the people gather, if possible, to make it easier, you know, instead of providing or putting hindrances, so to speak, in their way. If you're talking to youth, you're probably not going to write something in a newspaper, the best way to get to them, maybe through SMS, text message, social media, etc. So, it's looking at the various groups, what works best, and getting the information to them so that they can participate meaningfully. And can you speak very briefly on how the agreement aligns with the 2030 agenda for sustainable development and multilateral agreements like COP 21 from Paris in 2015? So, essentially, the agreement supports these multilateral agreements because it is people-centered. And for the sustainable development, for example, you're talking about improving lives and various aspects of our lives, whether it's through ending poverty, ending hunger, equality, etc., and at the center of the SDGs, the people. So, like principle 10, which is people-centered, getting their information, getting them involved in the decisions, they go hand in hand. So, for example, there's a meeting coming up in Chile in April, and that meeting has to do with, it's a third meeting for the forum of countries in Latin America on a sustainable development. And alongside that, what the UN ECLAC, that's the technical secretary is doing, they are having a meeting to see how countries are progressing as it relates to the Escazo agreement, and lessons learned, good practices, and you will have partners from Latin America and the Caribbean as well as those from the European Union to see what progress is being made and how they can actually fast-track the implementation and get countries to ratify ahead of the 2020 deadline. Because as soon as you ratify, then you can start with implementation and then we can actually see the fruits of this regional agreement there. That was all very interesting. I hope to have you again on the show so you can speak on the development of the Escazo agreement as far as the region is concerned. So, my name is Jacques Henson Compton. You've been watching Interview, a production of the Government Information Service. Please stay tuned to the station for more programming.


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Get married and settle down. Nice quiet bank clerk, a tub of wash and a cook stove. And, uh, kids? I like kids. Let's have that drink. I'm not getting out, neither are you. So let's live while we still... If that's some drunken herder, so help me out. Yes? Sit downstairs, and Marshall is up here. Well, come in. Matt? Well, it's on your mind, fella. I thought maybe you could give me some information, Marshall. I'm looking for some folks named Craio, Mr. and Mrs. John Craio. I understand they've got a place around Dodds somewhere. Yes, Mrs. Craio does. John Craio died about three years ago. No. Are you an old friend of theirs? They're my folks. My mom and pa. What? I'm Billy Craio. Maybe they've mentioned me. Oh, why, uh, yeah, yeah, your mother's always said that you'd come home someday. She's never given up hoping. How is she, Marshall? Well, she's not too good. She's got a big ranch on her hand. She's been trying to run it alone since your dad died. You, uh, think she'll recognize you? She might not at first. It's been 17 years since I run away from home.  Maybe not right at first, but I'll convince her all right. Yeah, you probably will. She'll even help you do it. Well, you've been all these years, Billy. Just drifting. Here, there. You know how it goes. Yeah, sure. How do I get out to the place? I'm anxious to see you. That's about five miles east of town. You just follow down river. You can't miss it. Thanks a lot, Marshall. I guess we'll see each other again since I'm going to settle down there. Oh, sure. So long. Let's have it. What? What do you mean, Kitty? Well, I know you met. Something was wrong there. What was it? Well, it's just this, Kitty. A few years ago, Miss Crail asked me to try to trace her son for it. I did it, but then I didn't have the heart to tell her. Tell her what? I got a report back from the War Office. Billy Crail had joined the Union Army at the start of the war. 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I just don't understand how he figures to get away with it.  Might in this case. She hasn't seen him since he was a boy. Her eyesight's failing her. Her memory's none too good. Well, we got ranch and all the money she's got put away. He sure is. Wait a minute, Chester. You find something she don't? Uh-huh. Yep. I thought so. He sure looks like him all right. It is him. Three years ago. Height 6'1", weight 185, sandy complexions, so on and so on. Sure fits him. Wanted in Lubbock for questioning and connection with the holdup of the Lone Star Bank. Previous arrest, Pekas Croson, cattle theft, acquitted for lack of evidence, convicted San Antonio eight years ago, armed robbery, served four years, paroled. Known associates, Nate Barger and Ponca City kid. Three ward $1,000. Calls himself Johnny Redd. Well, Chester. Chester? Let's go get him. I don't see him no worries around. Ah, that's good. I was hoping I could talk to Miss Crail first. Think you'll put up a fight, Mr. John? I don't know it, Chester. Who is it? It's Marshall Dillon, ma'am. Hi, as now. Come on in and set a spell, Marshall. Thank you, Miss Crail. It's good to see you, Marshall. And you too, Mr. Proudfoot, isn't it? Yes, ma'am, please. I wasn't too sure.  Come on in, gentlemen. Oh, lads. I do like coming in. Seems like nobody will come out this way no more. Now, set yourselves down there now. Well, thank you. Rest your feet and I'll get you a cup of coffee. Oh, don't bother, Miss Crail. We don't have much time. Time? You won't take no time. I got it already made. I'm just fixing to have some myself. You might take your hat off, Chester. Land life. If a body can't do a little something for a company, she ain't fit to have none. Well, I guess it does get pretty lonesome out here. Well, it did.  Your son? Oh, shucks. The way gossip flies around our city, your body couldn't have a chance to get ahead of it. Oh, here you are. Thank you. Thank you. Yes, he's come home. Just like I always knew he would. Has he changed much, Miss Crail? Oh, good heavens, yes. Well, he was just a boy when he went away and now he's a grown-up man, and he's fine and then strong. Then there's no doubt in your mind that this really is Billy. That's downright silly, Marshal.  She can always tell her own. The second Billy walked up on that porch and said, how are you, ma? I knew him just like that. I see. You know, I'd been sort of going downhill since John passed on. The work was hard. It seemed like I'd kind of lost my reason for living. I don't think I'd have lasted much. Oh, now, Miss Crail. Oh, but it's different now. The minute Billy put his arm around me, I started feeling like a young woman again. And I still do. Well, I'm happier than I've been in years. Yes, ma'am, you sure seem to be. My sons come home. Could a mother ask for more? No, ma'am, I guess not. I suppose that is all that matters. That's all. Oh, I'm sorry, Marshal. I've been talking to a leg off you. I haven't even thought to ask what brings you out this way. Nothing, Miss Crail. As a matter of fact, we just rode out for friendly fishing. Well, I might have glad you did, Marshal. You stopped by just any time. And you, too, was proud for it. Well, I thank you, ma'am. Well, thank you for the coffee, ma'am. And goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye! Goodbye. Yeah, you couldn't have done nothing else, Mr. Dillon. Oh, it would have broke her heart if you'd told her. Yeah, I guess so. But she's going to find out anyway sooner or later when he steals her blind and then runs out on her. That's a bad deal, Chester, anyway. You look at it. Marshal. Well, I kind of set you a problem, don't it? Well, I may set a few problems for you before I'm done with you, Johnny. And breaking old lady's heart? I don't think so, Marshal. And the name is Billy, by the way, Billy Crail. Not in Lubbock. Lubbock? Where is that? Don't worry, Johnny. When I send you back, there'll be somebody along to show you the way. I don't know why you keep on calling me Johnny. Because that's your name, Johnny Redd. Bank robber, gunman, cattle thief.  Maybe you could get my mother to fill it out. Miss Crail's an old woman. She doesn't know that her son was killed at the Battle of Shiloh. That report was a mistake, Marshal, but I figured it was best to let it stand. See, I deserted two weeks before Shiloh. Oh, yeah, sure you did. I don't know where you got this crazy idea on somebody named Johnny Redd. And before you go off half-cocked, I'd say it might be a good idea to check with the sheriff in Lubbock. Meanwhile, I figured it's like your friend there was saying, you wouldn't want to break an old woman's heart, would you? Oh, it's a matter. Oh, lost another patient this afternoon. Did somebody die? Oh, no, no. You kind of figure on that happening, but you don't count on them getting well on you. And they don't very often. Well, who was it that pulled this mean trick on you? Old Lady Crail. A month ago, I wouldn't have figured her to live through the winter. Well, I even thought you might leave me something in her well, too, but I... Well, dog, I got it. She was jumping around out there this morning as chipper as a young fella. Ah, she's a young mother now. Well, that's no joke, man. That's exactly what it is. That boy of hers has been home three weeks now, and it's made a new woman out of her. Yeah, only he's not really her boy, dog. Huh? Well, no, what do you mean by that? He's an ex-convict from Texas. I had a reward circular on him from Lubbock. Oh, now, wait a minute, man. He might be able to fool other people. I know, I know.  That's right, yeah. Maybe this is the exception that proves the rule. Well, if you really think that, and if he's wanted, well, why aren't you going out there and arrest him? I got no charge against him. Doc, a wired Lubbock seems he was wanted, but not anymore. They already picked him up and then turned him loose for lack of evidence. Well, if he's not Billy Crail, then what's he up to? What's his reason? Well, you know how much that ranch is worth, and Ms. Crail keeps ever since she's got out there at the place because she doesn't trust banks. What more reason would a man like that need? You better come quick, Mr. Dillon. I was wrong, Chester. Jake just brought Simeron stage in. He got held up right outside the town. They shot the guard. Let me through here, please. Please, will you stand aside and let Doc get in there? Please. Well, they finally got to me, Marshal. How'd it happen, Jake? The boldest thing I ever seen was about three miles out of town. They throwed some cottonwood limbs across the trail so I'd have to pull up, and that's when they jumped me. How many of them? Just two, a couple I've never seen before. Brassy as sin, didn't even bother to wear masks. And they hold off and shot Barney there without even giving them a chance. What did they get, Jake? The cash box. I don't know how much was in it. Oh, man. Yeah, Doc? There's nothing I can do for them, man. Two bullets right under the ribs. I doubt if they even knew what hit him. Well, take charge of it, will you, Doc? Matt, somebody said Barney got shot. Yeah, he's dead, Kitty. Oh. Jake, would you recognize either of those men? Oh, sure. Like I say, they didn't worry none about being seen. One of them was a tall, skinny fella, and the other one was kind of a kid. Tall one called him Ponca. Ponca? They were strangers, though. They ain't from around here. Sounds like a couple of fellas I saw in the long branch today talking to Billy Crail. Oh? Billy finally left, but they stayed for another hour, so talking real serious together. Those two gunmen, Jake, where'd they head for when they left you? Well, it was a funny thing. I figured they'd make a run south. Instead, they rode east, down river. That trail don't lead nowhere. Yeah. Except to the Crail Ranch. 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Well, I think there was one over here on the table the other day. Yeah, here it is. Well, light it and bring it over here. Yes, sir. Come on, come on. Here you are, Mr. Dillon. Oh, my. Hold the lamp down. Mr. Dillon? She's been beat bad, too. Well, it's not question that he's wanted for now. It's murder. Rage. Well, both of you. It's you, Marshal. Who are you expecting, Johnny? Nate Barger and the Ponca City Kid. That's right. They're down there. They're digging by the riverbank. But they'll be back. They won't find what they were. Johnny, who shot you? I don't know which one of them it was. It don't matter, though. I'll last until they get back. But not long enough for a murder charge, Marshal. Don't try for your gun, Marshal.  Not with yours on my back. I wouldn't want to shoot you. I got nothing personal against you, but your way of handling this ain't the way I put out that lamp. They're coming back. They're out there now.  I got to get to a window. Marshal, let's ease out the back way. Come on. Now stay close to the house. They'll walk toward the porch. We'll have a chance to take them from the side. You're still alive. I'm sure he won't lie about this time. All right, hold it. You're covered. Right over there at the corner, Ponca. I'll get him. I warned you, Ponca. All right, drop the gun, Barger. Go on, drop it. I give up, don't shoot. You keep your hands high. That's right, Nate. Keep them up high. Johnny, no. Say hello to Ponca for me. No, Johnny, just no. Johnny, I had my head. All right, drop your gun, Johnny. Sure, Marshal. I'm through with it now. He had his hands on the air. He had no call to shoot him. You would have took him in alive. He might have got out of it. This way it works out better. More sure. I guess you know how you stand. You don't have a chance. It don't matter. I lasted till it was finished. What started it? An argument over the split? No split. I wasn't in with them. They followed me here from Texas. That's right, Marshal. I'm Johnny Redd. I never doubted it. They thought I was double crossing them. They laid for me out here at the ranch. Thought they'd kill me. And her, they beat up Marshal. Trying to find out where she kept her money. But she wouldn't tell. She lied to him. Said it was buried down by the river bank. Where is it buried, Johnny? No place. I took it into the bank for her last week. You what? I figured it wasn't safe for her to keep it here. Been a lot easier to get your hands on it though when you were ready to leave, huh?  Sure, Marshal. I've been called Johnny Redd for years now. But my real name is Billy Crail. I wasn't lying about that. She was my mother. She was my mother. He was Billy Crail after all? Yeah. If he'd just stayed away, hadn't come back home, she'd still be alive. It was her own son, you might say, that caused her death. Doc says she wouldn't have lived through the winter anyway. And Billy made her happy for a month at least. 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