PAHO/WHO Leadership: Dr. Eva Jané Llopis has assumed the PAHO/WHO Representative post for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, bringing 25 years of public health experience to support stronger, more equitable health systems across the region including St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Taiwan Development Talks: Taiwan says it’s in active talks with St. Vincent and the Grenadines on funding a national development bank and social empowerment projects, with no final decisions yet, following PM Friday’s remarks on promised grants. Crime and Police Moves: Police leadership says promotions will be tied to merit and performance as the force ramps up accountability in the fight against gun violence; meanwhile, Kingstown saw increased patrols and an armed-man interception that led to a Glock pistol and ammunition being seized. Justice in Gun Case: A second man has been charged in the murder of St Lucian Troy Casley, with the suspect expected to appear in serious offences court. Public Safety Incidents: Police are investigating a Belvedere house fire after a man, Romel Hannaway, was found dead; and traffic reports record six weekend accidents, including one fatal involving a teacher. Agriculture and Livelihoods: Agriculture Minister Israel Bruce says live cattle exports to Grenada have been halted as the government pushes for local supply and an abattoir plan. Education and Learning: A debate piece challenges whether CPEA pass results reflect real skills—reading, reasoning, writing and practical problem-solving. Sports: Tyrique Clarke signs a multi-year professional contract with Inter Toronto FC, and netball and volleyball programs expand grassroots development and referee certification. Health and Community Support: The Sexual Offences Unit hosted a survivor empowerment workshop focused on healing and moving forward.
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US Court Ruling: A federal judge in New York struck down a Trump-era policy that would have blocked immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries, including St. Vincent and the Grenadines and several Caribbean states, saying the nationality-based ban exceeded the State Department’s authority. Public Safety in SVG: Police say they’ve increased patrols in Kingstown amid shooting concerns, while also reporting a Glock pistol and ammunition seized during an armed-man interception and a second man charged in the June murder of St. Lucian Troy Casley. Tragedy & Investigations: A house fire in Belvedere left Romel Hannaway dead, and police are investigating; separately, a teacher died after being pinned when a vehicle rolled backwards near Richmond Hill. Community & Sports: Netball launched a grassroots “Game Changers” programme in Fancy, and two Vincentians were certified as national volleyball referees; Tyrique Clarke signed a multi-year pro contract with Inter Toronto FC. Agriculture & Culture: IICA handed over soil-health agricultural kits to SVG farmers, and a Virtual Heritage Expo marked Indigenous Peoples Week.
US Visa Ruling: Caribbean immigration advocates in New York are welcoming a federal court decision blocking the Trump administration’s indefinite suspension of immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries, including St. Vincent and the Grenadines and other Caribbean states. Local Education Funding: Vincentian national scholars heading to UWI say bureaucratic gridlock and delayed disbursements are leaving them stranded and weighing whether to postpone studies. Passport Clarity: Immigration officials have reiterated that the “Vincy” passport is government property and eligibility flows from citizenship rules—birth, descent, registration, or naturalization—plus strict security and penalties for tampering. Crime Response: The RSVGPF says a strengthened crime-fighting plan is set to roll out soon, with officers deployed based on intelligence and crime patterns. Tourism Spotlight: St. Vincent and the Grenadines picked up nine nominations at the 2026 World Travel Awards, with the destination and partners recognized for green, nature, and luxury offerings. Sports & Youth: A 15-year-old Vincentian sailor made his youth world debut in Denmark, while a St. Vincent and the Grenadines lecturer, Sherefa Clouden Gonsalves, was killed in a vehicle incident.
Scholarship delays: With the UWI semester looming, Vincentian national scholars say Treasury bureaucratic gridlock and unclear disbursements are forcing students to rethink travel plans and risk taking on heavy debt. Citizenship & passports: Immigration officials clarified that the “Vincy” passport is government property and eligibility flows from citizenship by birth, descent, registration, or naturalization—not from paying fees. Passport security: A separate explainer focused on strict rules, including penalties for tampering with the passport’s embedded security features. Crime response: The RSVGPF says a strengthened crime-fighting plan is coming, with officers deployed using intelligence and crime patterns. Fatal accident: A teacher was killed after a vehicle began rolling backwards as she returned to retrieve an item, pinning her between the car and the door. Coral conservation: A reconnaissance dive team confirmed rare young staghorn coral colonies off Battowia in the Northern Grenadines, a hopeful sign after past reef shocks. Regional business push: SVG is among countries set to benefit from a CDB-backed digital transformation initiative for MSMEs. US visa ruling: A Manhattan judge struck down a Trump administration immigrant visa suspension affecting 75 countries, including SVG. Sports & youth: A 15-year-old Vincentian sailor made his youth world debut in Denmark, and the REACH project invited 18–24 year-olds to a Sept 8 virtual orientation.
Tragic Accident: A lecturer at the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Community College, Sherefa Clouden Gonsalves, 34, was killed Saturday night when a Toyota Hilux rolled backwards on an incline, pinning her between the vehicle and a door before crashing into a nearby building. Education Watch: A new opinion piece asks whether Vincentian schools are doing more than producing passes—challenging whether students can read, reason, write, and spot misinformation. Police & Crime: The RSVGPF says a strengthened crime-fighting plan is set to roll out soon, with officers deployed based on intelligence and crime patterns, while the Public Relations Department continues educating the public on how to make proper police reports. Digital Push for MSMEs: St. Vincent and the Grenadines is among at least 150 MSMEs to get support under a CDB-backed regional initiative to adopt digital tools and boost competitiveness. Regional Economy: ECLAC forecasts St. Vincent and the Grenadines growth at 3.0% in 2026 and 2.6% in 2027, while noting the Caribbean outlook shifts sharply when Guyana is included. Diplomacy & Taiwan: PM Godwin Friday reaffirmed SVG’s continuity with Taiwan and rejected any move toward a one-China policy. Sports & Youth: Vincentian sailor Kai Marks-Dasent competed at his first World Championship in Denmark, and a REACH youth engagement orientation is set for 8 September for ages 18–24.
US Immigration Ruling: A US judge in Manhattan struck down Trump’s immigrant visa suspension for 75 countries, calling it “patently unlawful” and beyond the State Department’s authority—an order that affects nations including Nigeria and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Crime & Police Response: In SVG, the RSVGPF is rolling out a strengthened crime-fighting plan as acting police leadership moves to tackle gun violence and recent shootings, while officials continue public guidance on how to report crime. Local Violence Update: Authorities are investigating the death of 20-year-old Desran Micheal after a shooting in Chateaubelair, the country’s 33rd homicide for the year. Taiwan Diplomacy: PM Godwin Friday reiterated SVG’s commitment to Taiwan and rejected any shift toward a one-China policy amid ongoing talks tied to development and debt management. Business & Skills: The CDB-backed regional initiative will support at least 150 MSMEs across SVG and other islands to adopt digital tools and boost competitiveness. Sports Spotlight: St. Vincent and the Grenadines won the ECVA senior men’s volleyball title, rebounding after an early setback to beat St. Lucia.
US Immigration Ruling: A Biden-appointed judge in Manhattan struck down the Trump administration’s “America First” immigrant visa freeze affecting 75 high-risk countries, saying the policy was “patently unlawful” and exceeded the State Department’s authority. Caribbean Economy Watch: ECLAC projects the Caribbean economy to grow 5.6% in 2026, but only 1.1% without Guyana—highlighting the oil-rich country’s huge outperformance. Crime and Police Reshuffle: St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ RSVGPF says it will roll out a strengthened crime-fighting plan, with acting Commissioner Trevor Bailey and acting deputy Junior Simmons pushing intelligence-led deployments as gun violence remains a top concern; police also reported 30 homicides so far for 2026. National Security Response: Opposition Senator Carlos James called for a national response as gun incidents and crossfire harm more people. Regional Support for Businesses: The CDB and Barbados’ Small Business Association launched a digital transformation initiative for at least 150 MSMEs across SVG and the wider OECS. Politics and Tributes: Prime Minister Friday mourned former MP Alpian Allen, while the government continues to reaffirm its Taiwan ties amid debate over one-China policy. Sports & Youth: SVG’s men’s volleyball team won the ECVA senior title; a Vincentian sailor made his first World Championship appearance; and REACH invited 18–24-year-olds in SVG to join a youth engagement orientation on Sept 8.
Crime & Policing: Acting Commissioner of Police Trevor Bailey says the RSVGPF has declared a strategic urgency to stop gun violence becoming “the norm,” with intelligence-led deployments, visible patrolling and firearms interdiction, while Deputy Commissioner Junior Simmons calls for discipline and accountability inside the force. Violence Update: Police report SVG has recorded 30 homicides so far in 2026, and investigators are probing the Chateaubelair shooting that killed 20-year-old Desran Micheal; police also recovered three guns linked to weekend shootings. Leadership Change: Brenton Smith has been assigned to lead the crime-fighting portfolio as Bailey moves up the command structure. Governance & Public Service: The police PR department continues educating the public on how to make proper police reports, stressing impartial investigations. Digital Growth: SVG is set to benefit from a CDB-backed regional MSME digital transformation push supporting at least 150 firms across the OECS to boost online capabilities and competitiveness. Diplomacy & Taiwan: PM Godwin Friday reiterates SVG’s commitment to Taiwan and rejects any shift toward a one-China policy amid ongoing talks on debt management and development funding. Sports: SVG won the ECVA senior men’s volleyball title, and Vincentian sailor Kai Marks-Dasent made his first World Championship appearance in Denmark. Tourism: SVG secured nine nominations for the 2026 World Travel Awards, including leading green and nature destination categories.
Gun Violence & Police Response: Authorities launched investigations after the Chateaubelair shooting death of 20-year-old Desran Micheal, as the country recorded its 33rd homicide of 2026; police also recovered three firearms linked to weekend shootings and say they’re “connecting the dots” with ballistic checks. New Police Leadership: Acting Commissioner Trevor “Buju” Bailey and newly assigned crime-fighting ACP Brenton Smith promised a tougher, intelligence-led crackdown, while Deputy CoP Junior Simmons urged discipline and accountability inside the RSVGPF. Taiwan Diplomacy: Prime Minister Godwin Friday reaffirmed continuity with Taiwan and rejected any shift to a one-China policy, as Opposition Leader Ralph Gonsalves called the Taiwan trip “pure hypocrisy.” LGBTQ+ Rights & Cybercrime: ERAO SVG urged charges over illegal filming tied to a same-sex viral video, including calls to repeal “Buggery” and “Gross indecency” laws. Local Governance & Economy: Government says it’s actively seeking solutions to manage SVG’s debt burden, and AIA has started the certification process for Argyle International Airport. Business & Development: CDB-backed digital transformation support will help Caribbean MSMEs, including firms in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Sports: SVG won the ECVA senior men’s volleyball title; Vincentian sailor Kai Marks-Dasent made his World Championship debut; swimmers Hazel Dabriel and Zariel Nelson posted strong CAC Games results.
Gun Violence Crackdown: Acting Commissioner of Police Trevor “Buju” Bailey declared a state of strategic urgency for the RSVGPF, vowing the force will not “normalize” gun crime and will use intelligence-led operations, visible patrols and firearms interdiction as homicides climb. Police Leadership Moves: Bailey’s portfolio shift comes alongside promotions including Brenton Smith taking charge of crime-fighting, while Deputy CoP Junior Simmons urged discipline, integrity and accountability inside the force. Crime Numbers: Police reported 30 homicides so far in 2026, compared with 23 at the same point in 2025 and 29 in 2024. Local Gun Cases: Police said they recovered three firearms linked to weekend shootings in Middle Street, Grenadines Wharf and Chateaubelair, with investigations ongoing. One-China Policy Row: Prime Minister Godwin Friday reaffirmed SVG’s commitment to Taiwan and rejected any shift toward a one-China policy, drawing sharp criticism from Opposition Leader Ralph Gonsalves. Taiwan Debt Talks: Friday said talks with Taiwan are underway to address a debt-to-GDP ratio above 113% and a US$345 million owed to Taipei. AIA Certification: Argyle International Airport has started the certification process, aiming to meet aviation safety and operational requirements. Sports & Culture: SVG won the ECVA senior men’s volleyball title; swimmers Hazel Dabriel and Zariel Nelson posted strong CAC Games results; and the SVG Netball Association launched its Game Changers grassroots programme. Community Loss: Former NDP MP Alpian Allen died Tuesday, aged 86, with tributes highlighting his long public service across health, foreign affairs, tourism and education.
Debt Talks with Taiwan: Prime Minister Godwin Friday says St. Vincent and the Grenadines is in “very serious” talks with Taiwan to ease a crushing debt load, including a US$345 million loan portfolio, as the debt-to-GDP ratio tops 113% and fiscal space remains tight. Crime and Guns: Friday also vowed to intensify the fight against gun violence, saying illegal firearms are flooding into SVG and that police leadership changes are meant to deliver different results. Police Investigations: RSVGPF is probing a Plan Village, Chateaubelair shooting that left a man injured, and a separate Grenadines Wharf incident where a 17-year-old was shot and is in stable condition. Opposition on Canouan: Ralph Gonsalves renewed calls for the government to buy back North Canouan leasehold interests, arguing little development has followed years of oversight. Sports: SVG men won the ECVA volleyball title in Tortola, bouncing back to beat Saint Lucia, while netball launched a grassroots “Game Changers” programme for ages 4–14. Culture and Heritage: UNESCO-backed work brought Caribbean partners together to safeguard living heritage, and a REACH webinar series targets adolescent health and wellbeing.
Crime & Security: Prime Minister Godwin Friday says government is renewing its push to curb gun violence and illegal firearms, after a high-level police meeting in Bequia and changes at the top of the RSVGPF; he also points to intelligence on where guns enter and vows a targeted interception plan. Investigations: Police are probing a shooting near Plan Village, Chateaubelair (Aug 17) that left a man injured, and a separate Kingstown/Georgetown death after gunshot wounds (Aug 18). Economy & Politics: Opposition Senator Carlos James warns of an “economic drag,” saying capital spending cuts are stalling the “trickle-down effect,” while PM Friday argues for private-sector-led growth and debt management. Taiwan Ties & Development: Friday says SVG will not shift to a “One China” policy, while Taiwan pledges at least US$2m to help capitalise a proposed national development bank and US$1.5m yearly for social programmes; investors are also being courted for solar, hotels, marine services and agriculture. Regional Policy: OECS, UNCTAD and ECLAC wrap up work to strengthen evidence-based trade-in-services policymaking across the Eastern Caribbean. Sports: SVG and Bermuda capture ECVA volleyball titles, with SVG winning the men’s crown. Loss: Alpian Allen, former North Leeward MP and foreign minister, has died.
UNCCD COP17 Leadership: St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ Agricultural Diversification Officer Karomo Browne has been appointed Vice President of the UNCCD COP17 Bureau in Ulaanbaatar, helping steer the conference and ensure Caribbean SIDS land and drought priorities stay front and centre. Crime and Policing: Prime Minister Godwin Friday says he summoned top police leadership in Bequia to confront an “unacceptable” surge in gun violence, pointing to changes at the top of the force and a push for a more coordinated response. Shooting Investigations: Police are probing a Grenadines Wharf shooting where a 17-year-old woman was injured, and a separate Chateaubelair incident where a man was shot and is receiving treatment. Taiwan Ties and Debt Talks: Friday says SVG is in “very serious” talks with Taiwan to ease a US$345m loan portfolio as debt-to-GDP tops 113%, while the government rejects any shift toward a “One China” policy. Diaspora and Culture: The Diaspora Affairs Department is engaging Vincentians in New York for Vincy Mas 2027 “Road to 50,” including a new diaspora registration QR code, while Taste of Vincy 2026 kicks off with $30,000 in cash and prizes. Sports: St. Vincent and the Grenadines won ECVA men’s volleyball gold, and the ECVA women’s title went to Bermuda.
Debt Talks with Taiwan: Prime Minister Godwin Friday says “very serious” talks are underway with Taipei to ease St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ crushing public debt, tied to a US$345m loan portfolio and a debt-to-GDP ratio above 113%. Diaspora & Vincymas Momentum: The Diaspora Affairs Department connected with Vincentians in New York at the Vincy Day USA Picnic, while the “VincyMas 2027: Road to 50” campaign kicked off to build overseas participation. Public Safety—Shooting Investigations: Police are probing a Grenadines Wharf shooting that left a 17-year-old woman injured, and another shooting in Chateaubelair where a man was hurt; investigations are ongoing and the public is urged to share information. Volcano Monitoring: Seismic monitoring at La Soufrière continues with 200+ seismometers, aiming to improve early warning over the next 3–4 years. Climate & Land Resilience: Agricultural Diversification Officer Karomo Browne was appointed Vice President for UNCCD COP17, pushing Caribbean SIDS land and drought priorities. Local Governance—Property Tax Update: The Inland Revenue Department is updating the property tax database to reflect ownership and changes on the ground. Sports & Culture: SVG won ECVA men’s volleyball gold, while “Taste of Vincy 2026” launched with $30,000 in cash and prizes.
Police Leadership Shake-Up: The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force announced acting appointments effective Aug. 17, with Trevor “Buju” Bailey as acting Commissioner of Police and Junior Simmons as acting Deputy Commissioner, as Enville Williams and Frankie Joseph went on leave. Weekend Violence in Kingstown: Police reported four separate shooting incidents between Aug. 14–17, including a woman shot near a Middle Street bar and another man killed in the abandoned Cinerama building near the prison; investigations continue. Education Support: RSVGPF handed scholarships and bursaries to 78 students entering secondary school, while the Teachers Credit Union expanded its scholarship programme and increased payouts for recipients. VincyMas Road to 50: The CDC launched “VincyMas 2027: Road to 50” in New York, with officials urging bigger diaspora and visitor participation for the June 25–July 6, 2027 carnival season. Weather Watch: A flash-flood watch is in effect for SVG as a tropical wave brings showers and isolated thunderstorms, with possible higher rainfall in mountainous areas. Diaspora and Taiwan Ties: PM Godwin Friday urged Vincentians in Taiwan to act as the “leading edge” of national development, as SVG marks 45 years of diplomatic relations and pushes investment links. Sports—CFU U14: St Vincent and the Grenadines beat the Virgin Islands 3-1 in the CFU U14 Challenge Series, while the tournament continues today at Cap Cana.
Caribbean Court of Justice Explained: A new commentary breaks down what the CCJ is, who runs it, and what it does for CARICOM states—aimed at correcting misinformation and helping Vincentians understand the regional court. Taiwan Ties & Investment Push: Prime Minister Godwin Friday wrapped up a Taiwan visit marking 45 years of relations, urging Vincentians in Taiwan to be the “leading edge” for national development, while presenting SVG as an ideal destination for Taiwanese private-sector investment. Disaster Readiness Upgrade: Regional disaster and meteorology stakeholders are rolling out new early warning tools, including the Common Alerting Protocol, to make weather alerts more consistent and action-focused across the islands. Gun Violence Investigations: Police are probing multiple shootings in Kingstown and near the Grenadines wharf, including two separate incidents near a Middle Street bar and a 17-year-old girl injured at the wharf. Drugs Seizures Abroad: A St. Vincent-linked vessel was searched again in St. Kitts after cocaine and cannabis were found hidden in coconut cargo, and a Vincentian was arrested in the UK after narcotics were discovered in scented candles. Sports & Youth: SVG’s U14 football campaign continues at CFU’s Challenge Series, while local volleyball and ECVA tournament coverage highlights medal matches and results. Tourism & Culture: SVGTA backed the “Taste of St Vincent and the Grenadines” culinary competition and welcomed NASCAR ambassador Rajah Caruth home as Vincy Mas 2027 promotion continues.
Taiwan Ties Push: Prime Minister Dr. Godwin Friday urged Vincentians in Taiwan to act as “the leading edge” of national development, as SVG marks 45 years of diplomatic relations with Taipei and courts deeper trade and investment links. Weather Alerts: SVG is under a flash-flood watch and advisories as a strong tropical wave brings heavy showers, gusty winds, and rough seas, with NEMO urging people in flood- and landslide-prone areas to prepare now. Crime Update: Police are investigating multiple shootings in Kingstown, including incidents near a bar on Middle Street and a separate shooting near the Grenadines Wharf that left a 17-year-old injured. Drugs Seizures: A vessel from St. Vincent was detained in St. Kitts with cocaine and cannabis found hidden in coconut bags, and a Vincentian national was arrested in the UK after narcotics were discovered inside scented candles. Education Focus: A commentary questions whether students are truly learning beyond CPEA pass results, while SVGCC announces live info and advising sessions for 2026 admissions. Health Partnership: Mackay Memorial Hospital says a team will visit SVG to strengthen the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital partnership, including work on a health information system. Sports & Culture: SVGTA celebrates NASCAR ambassador Rajah Caruth’s homecoming, and volleyball action continues at ECVA with medal matches ahead.
Drugs at UK airport: A St. Vincent and the Grenadines national was arrested in the UK after about 3.86 kg of narcotics were found hidden in scented candles in their luggage. Gun violence in Kingstown and at the wharf: Police are investigating two firearm incidents in Middle Street, Kingstown—one leaving a woman wounded in the left arm and another involving a masked gunman firing shots with no injuries. Separately, a shooting near Grenadines Wharf left a 17-year-old girl injured; she’s reported stable. Police leadership change: Trevor “Buju” Bailey is set to become acting Commissioner of Police from Monday, with Junior Simmons acting as deputy. Pay concerns in government service: Opposition senator Carlos James says some workers, including ambulance drivers, have reportedly gone months without pay. Taiwan ties and investment push: Prime Minister Godwin Friday is in Taiwan marking 45 years of relations, pitching St. Vincent as open for private investment with tariff-free trade and tax incentives, while a Taiwanese hospital team prepares to visit to support healthcare systems. Weather watch: The Met Service has a flash-flood watch for St. Vincent until 2 p.m. Saturday, with heavy showers, gusty winds, and rough seas; high wind and small-craft advisories remain in effect. Education update: SVGCC will hold a live information session for 2026 admissions on Aug. 17, with advising and online applications following.
Police Leadership Change: The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force will shift leadership effective Monday, with Commissioner Enville Williams set to proceed on leave and Trevor “Buju” Bailey acting as commissioner, Junior Simmons acting deputy, and Brenton Smith appointed acting assistant commissioner. Public Safety & Weather: A flash-flood watch is in effect until 2 p.m. Saturday as a strong tropical wave brings heavy showers, gusty winds and thunderstorms, with a high wind and small-craft advisory also continuing. Cyberbullying Probe: Police are investigating a viral video allegedly involving a serving officer and are urging the public to stop sharing or targeting people online while due process runs. Taiwan Ties & Trade: Prime Minister Godwin Friday is in Taiwan marking 45 years of diplomatic relations, pushing trade and investment opportunities, while a Taiwan hospital team is set to visit SVG to support health systems work. Regional Child Policy: OECS, with UNICEF support, unveiled a regional child policy and strategic plan for 2026–2032 aimed at protecting and empowering children across member states. Education Support: 78 students received police-linked scholarships and bursaries as the annual awards ceremony continues to back secondary school entry.
Diplomatic Milestone: St. Vincent and the Grenadines marked 45 years of ties with Taiwan as Prime Minister Godwin Friday led a nine-member delegation to Taipei, calling the relationship a growing partnership and outlining hopes for deeper cooperation in trade, investment, and youth exchanges. Health & Partnerships: A Taiwan hospital team from Mackay Memorial Hospital is set to visit SVG early next week to continue a 10-year partnership with Milton Cato Memorial Hospital, focusing on practical health information systems for the new Arnos Vale facility. Weather Watch: The SVG Meteorological Service issued a flash-flood watch through Saturday afternoon as a strong tropical wave brings heavy showers, thunderstorms, gusty winds, and rough seas; residents in flood- and landslide-prone areas are urged to prepare and stay alert. Public Safety Online: Police are investigating a viral video allegedly involving a serving officer, while urging the public to stop sharing or targeting people online and to let due process run its course. Regional Child Protection: OECS and UNICEF unveiled the OECS Regional Child Policy and Strategic Plan 2026–2032, built on a whole-of-the-child approach to protect and empower children across the region. Sports & Youth: Young Vincentian sailors Scarlett Hadley and Kai Marks Dasent finished 6th at the i420 event at the CAC Games, and 14-year-old Joshua Weinhardt returned from ILCA 4 Youth Worlds in Denmark as the first Vincentian to compete at that level.
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