Caribbean Congress of Labour

Target entity: Caribbean Congress of Labour
Context triple: [Sir Frank Leslie Walcott, memberOf, Caribbean Congress of Labour]

• A. Workers' Central Union of Cuba
  The Workers' Central Union of Cuba is the country’s sole official national trade union federation, closely aligned with the Communist Party and central to Cuba’s state-run labor system.
• B. Jamaica Committee
  The Jamaica Committee was a British political group formed in the 1860s to seek legal accountability for Governor Edward Eyre’s brutal suppression of the Morant Bay Rebellion in Jamaica.
• C. Ministerial Council of the Association of Caribbean States
  The Ministerial Council of the Association of Caribbean States is the main decision-making body composed of foreign ministers and other designated representatives from member states, responsible for guiding the organization’s policies and regional cooperation initiatives.
• D. Antillean Confederation movement
  The Antillean Confederation movement was a 19th-century political project, championed by figures like Ramón Emeterio Betances, that sought to unite the Caribbean islands—especially Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic—into a federated, independent union.
• E. Community Council of Ministers of CARICOM
  The Community Council of Ministers of CARICOM is a principal decision-making body of the Caribbean Community that coordinates and oversees the implementation of regional policies and programs between meetings of the Heads of Government.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Caribbean Congress of Labour
Target entity description: The Caribbean Congress of Labour is a regional trade union federation representing and coordinating the interests of workers and labor organizations across the Caribbean.

• A. Workers' Central Union of Cuba
  The Workers' Central Union of Cuba is the country’s sole official national trade union federation, closely aligned with the Communist Party and central to Cuba’s state-run labor system.
• B. Jamaica Committee
  The Jamaica Committee was a British political group formed in the 1860s to seek legal accountability for Governor Edward Eyre’s brutal suppression of the Morant Bay Rebellion in Jamaica.
• C. Ministerial Council of the Association of Caribbean States
  The Ministerial Council of the Association of Caribbean States is the main decision-making body composed of foreign ministers and other designated representatives from member states, responsible for guiding the organization’s policies and regional cooperation initiatives.
• D. Antillean Confederation movement
  The Antillean Confederation movement was a 19th-century political project, championed by figures like Ramón Emeterio Betances, that sought to unite the Caribbean islands—especially Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic—into a federated, independent union.
• E. Community Council of Ministers of CARICOM
  The Community Council of Ministers of CARICOM is a principal decision-making body of the Caribbean Community that coordinates and oversees the implementation of regional policies and programs between meetings of the Heads of Government.
• F. None of above. chosen