People watch Britain's Prince Harry during an official visit in Soufriere, St. Lucia, November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry inspects a military honor guard during an official visit in Soufriere, St. Lucia, November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

People watch Britain's Prince Harry during an official visit in Soufriere, St. Lucia, November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry claps during an official visit in Soufriere, St. Lucia, November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry eats a coconut during an official visit in Soufriere, St. Lucia, November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry drinks from a coconut during an official visit in Soufriere, St. Lucia, November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry drinks from a coconut during an official visit in Soufriere, St. Lucia, November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry reacts as he bowls the ball to St. Lucia's Prime Minister Allen Chastanet while playing in a cricket match during an official visit in Gros Islet, St. Lucia November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry bowls the ball to St. Lucia's Prime Minister Allen Chastanet (R) while playing in a cricket match during an official visit in Gros Islet, St. Lucia November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry bowls the ball to St. Lucia's Prime Minister Allen Chastanet while playing in a cricket match during an official visit in Gros Islet, St. Lucia November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry reacts as he bowls the ball to St. Lucia's Prime Minister Allen Chastanet while playing in a cricket match during an official visit in Gros Islet, St. Lucia November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry hits the ball bowled by St. Lucia's Prime Minister Allen Chastanet (R) while playing in a cricket match during an official visit in Gros Islet, St. Lucia November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry hits the ball while playing in a cricket match during an official visit in Gros Islet, St. Lucia November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

Britain's Prince Harry hits the ball while playing in a cricket match during an official visit in Gros Islet, St. Lucia November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

An England fan (C) talks on the telephone in the company of friends after the Super 8 match between England and New Zealand at Beausejour Cricket Ground during the ICC World Twenty20 cricket tournament in Gros Islet. May 10, 2010. REUTERS/Philip Brown (ST LUCIA - Tags: SPORT CRICKET SOCIETY) 

New Zealand's Lou Vincent dives as he throws the ball during their World Cup cricket match against Canada in Gros Islet March 22, 2007. MOBILES OUT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/Simon Baker (ST. LUCIA) 

England's wicketkeeper Paul Nixon (C) is photographed by tourists after a World Cup cricket news conference in Rodney Bay March 21, 2007. REUTERS/Darren Staples (ST. LUCIA) 

England's wicketkeeper Paul Nixon (R) is photgraphed by tourists after a World Cup cricket news conference in Rodney Bay March 21, 2007. REUTERS/Darren Staples (ST. LUCIA) 

England's captain Michael Vaughan runs during a World Cup cricket practice session in Gros Islet, March 20, 2007. Vaughan suffered an injury scare on Tuesday after tripping over a pot hole during practice. Vaughan, who played no further part in training after the incident, was given ice treatment on his right knee. MOBILES OUT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY. REUTERS/Darren Staples (ST. LUCIA) 

A Kenyan cricketer wears a black armband and observes a minutes silence in memory of Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer before their World Cup cricket match against New Zealand in Gros Islet March 20, 2007. MOBILES OUT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/Simon Baker (ST. LUCIA) 

England's Andrew Flintoff speaks during a World Cup cricket news conference as media manager Andrew Walpole watches in Rodney Bay March 19, 2007. REUTERS/Darren Staples (ST. LUCIA) 

Tourists use a pedalo in Rodney Bay March 18, 2007. England's Andrew Flintoff was sacked as World Cup vice-captain and dropped for their Group C game against Canada on Sunday after a late-night drinking session. British newspapers had reported on Sunday that Flintoff was seen inebriated in the small hours. Reports said he had to be rescued from the sea after falling off a pedalo. REUTERS/Simon Baker (ST. LUCIA) 

A pedalo is tied on Reduit Beach March 18, 2007. England's Andrew Flintoff was sacked as World Cup vice-captain and dropped for their Group C game against Canada on Sunday after a late-night drinking session. British newspapers had reported on Sunday that Flintoff was seen inebriated in the small hours. Reports said he had to be rescued from the sea after falling off a pedalo. REUTERS/Simon Baker (ST. LUCIA) 

An England fan watches during their World Cup cricket match against Canada in Gros Islet March 18, 2007. MOBILES OUT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/Darren Staples (ST. LUCIA) 

England's Kevin Pietersen (L), Paul Collingwood (C) and Jamie Dalrymple watch during their World Cup cricket match against Canada in Gros Islet March 18, 2007. MOBILES OUT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/Darren Staples (ST. LUCIA) 

The scoreboard is seen without the name of England's Andrew Flintoff during their World Cup cricket match against Canada in Gros Islet, March 18, 2007. Flintoff has been dropped for today's game because of a breach of team discipline. MOBILES OUT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/Darren Staples (ST. LUCIA) 

England's captain Michael Vaughan walks to the dressing room after losing to New Zealand in their World Cup cricket match in Gros Islet March 16, 2007. MOBILES OUT, EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/Darren Staples (ST. LUCIA) 

Saint Lucian children dance for South African President Nelson Mandela at a celebration for his arrival to the island, July 4. Caribbean crowds flocked to a Saint Lucian park to catch a glimpse of the man they praised as a hero to the people of the Caribbean as well as to African blacks.

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South African President Nelson Mandela hugs a young girl who had danced for him during a celebration for his arrival to the island, July 4. Caribbean crowds flocked to a Saint Lucian park to catch a glimpse of the man they praised as a hero to the people of the Caribbean as well as to African blacks.

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Saint Lucian children cheer for South African President Nelson Mandela at a celebration for his arrival to the island, July 4. Caribbean crowds flocked to a Saint Lucian park to catch a glimpse of the man they praised as a hero to the people of the Caribbean as well as to African blacks.

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South African President Nelson Mandela kisses Mary Grace Mandela Michel, the daughter of Saint Lucia's Deputy Prime Minister who was named after Mandela, during a celebration for his arrival to the island July 4. Caribbean crowds flocked to a Saint Lucian park to catch a glimpse of the man they praised as a hero to the people of the Caribbean as well as to African blacks.

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South African President Nelson Mandela speaks to Mary Grace Mandela Michel, the daughter of Saint Lucia's Deputy Prime Minister who was named after Mandela, during a celebration for his arrival to the island, July 4. Caribbean crowds flocked to a Saint Lucian park to catch a glimpse of the man they praised as a hero to the people of the Caribbean as well as to African blacks.

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A Saint Lucian market woman prepares her bananas for selling, July 3. Caribbean leaders railed against U.S.-backed measures to end their special access to the European banana markets, saying it was an assault on their way of life and could force them to rely on drug trading to survive.

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Guyana President Janet Jagan (L) and opposition leader Desmond Hoyte (R) with the support of Saint Lucian Prime Minister Kenny Anthony (C) shake hands after signing a peace agreement on the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia, ending weeks of violent demonstrations, July 2. The first two days of the Caribbean Community Summit (CARICOM), being held on the island, has focused most of it's time on resolving the Guyana problem.

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Saint Lucian school children cheer and wave flags as South African President Nelson Mandela passes by on his arrival on the Caribbean island for a four-day visit during the 25th anniversary of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) summit, July 2. Mandela was given a hero's welcome and said he came to discuss trade and to thank the Caribbean directly for their support in his long fight to end South Africa's racist apartheid system.

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South African President Nelson Mandela reaches out to greet residents on his arrival to the Caribbean island, Saint Lucia, for a four-day visit during the 25th anniversary of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) summit, July 2. Mandela was given a hero's welcome and said he came to discuss trade and to thank the Caribbean directly for their support in his long fight to end South Africa's racist apartheid system.

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South African President Nelson Mandela (R) chats with Saint Lucian Prime Minister Kenny Anthony on his arrival at the Caribbean island for a four-day visit during the 25th anniversary of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) summit, July 2. Mandela was given a hero's welcome and said he came to discuss trade and to thank the Caribbean directly for their support in his long fight to end South Africa's racist apartheid system.

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South African President Nelson Mandela hugs a young girl who had danced for him during a celebration for his arrival to the island, July 4. Caribbean crowds flocked to a Saint Lucian park to catch a glimpse of the man they praised as a hero to the people of the Caribbean as well as to African blacks. 

South African President Nelson Mandela kisses Mary Grace Mandela Michel, the daughter of Saint Lucia's Deputy Prime Minister who was named after Mandela, during a celebration for his arrival to the island July 4. Caribbean crowds flocked to a Saint Lucian park to catch a glimpse of the man they praised as a hero to the people of the Caribbean as well as to African blacks. 

South African President Nelson Mandela speaks to Mary Grace Mandela Michel, the daughter of Saint Lucia's Deputy Prime Minister who was named after Mandela, during a celebration for his arrival to the island, July 4. Caribbean crowds flocked to a Saint Lucian park to catch a glimpse of the man they praised as a hero to the people of the Caribbean as well as to African blacks. 

South Africa's President Nelson Mandela (R) chats with Saint Lucian Prime Minister Kenny Anthony on his arrival at the Caribbean island for a four-day visit during the 25th anniversary of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) summit, July 2. Mandela was given a hero's welcome and said he came to discuss trade and to thank the Caribbean directly for their support in his long fight to end South Africa's racist apartheid system.