The European Union is reviewing Caribbean Citizenship byInvestment (CBI) programmes, putting one of the Region's biggest sources of development finance under pressure. St Lucian Opposition Senatorand former CARICOM Single Market Director Leo Titus Preville joins host Joseph Cox to break down how Caribbean governments can negotiate CBI reform from a position of strength — not just defend the status quo.

In this episode of the Caribbean Business Review:

- Why the EU's scrutiny of Citizenship by Investment has intensified, and what's actually at stake for CARICOM and OECS economies

- A practical framework for regional diplomacy and CBInegotiation

- How transparency reforms could protect CBI programmeslong-term

- CBR Briefing: Belize's proposed Broadcasting Bill and whatit could mean for podcasters, streamers and digital media across the Caribbean

- Market Brief: sovereign credit ratings, tourism, regionalbanking, digital currencies, trade policy and the global economic outlook

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