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This is a list of prominent people from the Eastern Caribbean, the Guianas, and the Bahamas. It does not include [[List of Cubans|Cubans]], [[List of Dominicans|Dominicans (from the Dominican Republic)]], [[List of Puerto Ricans|Puerto Ricans]], [[List of Jamaicans|Jamaicans]] or [[List of Haitians|Haitians]]. Because of the close proximity of these countries, some people are listed under more than one heading.
{{Infobox_Company |
| company_name = Taco Bell Corp.
| company_slogan= Think outside the bun.
| company_logo = [[Image:Taco Bell logo.svg|center|150px|Corporate logo of Taco Bell]]
| company_type = Subsidiary of [[Yum! Brands]]
| foundation = [[Downey, California]] ([[March 21]], [[1962]])
| ___location = [[Irvine, California]]
| key_people = [[Glen Bell]] (founder)
| num_employees = 143,000
| industry = Quick Service Restaurants
| products = [[Tacos]], [[burritos]], and other [[Mexican]]-related [[fast food]]
| revenue = {{profit}}$1.8 billion [[United States dollar|USD]] (2005) |
| homepage = [http://www.tacobell.com tacobell.com]
|}}
==[[Antigua and Barbuda]]==
'''''Taco Bell Corp.''''', a [[fast-food restaurant]] chain, is a division of [[Yum! Brands, Inc.]] Taco Bell serves food items loosely based on [[Tex-Mex cuisine|Tex-mex]] cuisine, although it has now evolved into a cuisine of its own. It is headquartered in [[Irvine, California]] and has locations in the [[United States]], [[Canada]], and [[Iceland]].
===Writers and intellectuals===
As of [[December 8]], [[2006]], the company is in the middle of an ongoing investigation by the [[U.S. Food and Drug Administration]] due to [[E. coli]] [[food poisoning]] in various stores. The franchise has stated its opinion that green onions, also known as [[scallion]]s, are the source of the problem. Taco Bell disposed of all its green onions until further notice. An external review later ([[December 14]], 2006) came to the conclusion that shredded [[lettuce]] is the likely source of the problem. [http://www.cdc.gov/ecoli/2006/december/120806.htm]
*[[Marie-Elena John]]
*[[Leonard Tim Hector]]
*[[Jamaica Kincaid]]
*[[Gregson Davis]]
*[[Basil Hill]] -
===Political leaders===
Company President Greg Creed appeared in a television commercial during the week of [[December 18]], [[2006]], reporting that the FDA has given the "all clear" to Taco Bell, and assuring the public that the health and safety of the customer is top priority.
*[[Vere Cornwall Bird]]
*[[Lester Bird]]
*[[James Carlisle]]
*[[Robert Hall]]
*[[Tim Hector]]
*[[Wilfred Jacobs]]
*[[Baldwin Spencer]]
*[[Reginald St. Clair Stevens]]
*[[Sydney Walling]]
*[[George Walter]]
===Religious leaders===
==General operations==
*[[George McGuire]]
Taco Bell encourages its diners to "think outside the bun" by visiting its restaurants instead of [[hamburger]]-selling fast food chains such as [[McDonald's]] and [[Burger King]]. Previously, Taco Bell had a menu item called the "Bell Beefer" (bun, taco spiced [[beef]], [[lettuce]], [[cheese]] and [[tomato]]) in the mid to late 1980s designed to compete with burger chains. The product did not prove popular and was discontinued. The "Bell Beefer" was also put into the [[Australian]] market as the "Big Bell" burger.
===Actors and Comedians===
Smaller '''Taco Bell Express''' outlets, offering a reduced version of the menu, appear in [[shopping mall|malls]], [[airport terminal]]s, [[department store]]s, [[hotel]]s, [[cafeteria]]s, [[gas station]]s, and other locations. Some [[school lunch]] programs also offer Taco Bell items under the Taco Bell Express branding.
*[[Bert Williams]]
*[[Anna Maria Horsford]] - Actress (of Antiguan descent)
*[[Conrad Roberts]]
===Artists===
The Taco Bell name is also used under license by [[Kraft Foods]], which offers a line of taco shells, spices, salsa, and other Mexican foods (including full meal kits) featuring the Taco Bell name in [[supermarket]]s nationwide.
* [[Shermain Jeremy]]
* [[Gregory Abbott]] - Singer
* [[King Short Shirt]] - Calypsonian
* [[Swallow (Calypsonian)]] - Calypsonian
* [[King Obstinate]] - Calypsonian
* [[Burning Flames]] - Soca Band, (Official Web site [http://www.onyanandburningflames.com])
* [[Claudette "CP" Peters]] - Soca Artist
*[[Marie-Elena John]] - Author
===Athletes===
[[As of 2005]], there are 5,845 Taco Bell restaurants in [[United States of America|United States]], including 1,252 company-owned locations, 3,803 franchisees, and 790 licenses. There is a 3% drop in branches compared with 2001.<ref>[PDF]Yum! Brands. ''Worldwide System Restaurants Full-year 2005'', located at [http://www.yum.com/investors/media/units_ww.pdf http://www.yum.com/investors/media/units_ww.pdf], assessed [[13 December]] [[2006]].</ref> Internationally there are 243 locations, 201 francisees and 42 licensees, which adds up to growth of 2% since 2001.<ref>Ibid.</ref>
* [[Vivian Richards|Sir Issac Vivian Richards]] - Cricketer
* [[Curtly Ambrose]] - Cricketer
* [[Richie Richardson]] - Cricketer
* [[Andy Roberts]] - Cricketer
* [[Ledley King]] - Footballer
* [[Speedy Claxton|Craig Speedy Claxton]] - Basketball player (of Antiguan descent)
* [[Maurice Hope]] - Boxer
* [[Emile Heskey]] - Football player (of Antiguan descent)
* [[Colin Kazim-Richards]] - Football Player (of Antiguan descent)
==[[The Bahamas]]==
Over the last several years, [[Yum! Brands, Inc.]] has been co-locating its various restaurant franchises ([[KFC]], [[Long John Silver's]], [[A&W Restaurants|A&W]], [[Taco Bell]] and [[Pizza Hut]]). Combined Taco Bell/KFC locations are common.
===Athletes===
*[[Christine Amertil]]
*[[Christopher Brown]]
*[[Tonique Williams]]
===Political Europe leaders===
*[[Janet Bostwick]]
*Sir [[Milo Butler]]
*[[Perry Christie]]
*Dame [[Ivy Dumont]]
*[[Hubert Ingraham]]
*[[Fred Mitchell (Bahamas)|Fred Mitchell]]
*Sir [[Lynden Pindling]]
*[[Cynthia Pratt]]
*Sir [[Stafford Sands]]
*[[Brent Symonette]]
*Sir [[Roland Symonette]]
*Sir [[Orville Turnquest]]
*[[Tommy Turnquest]]
===Actors===
[[KFC]] recently opened a Taco Bell restaurant in [[Hafnarfjörður]], [[Iceland]]. This is the first Taco Bell Restaurant to be opened in Europe since the closure of their operation in England.
*[[Calvin Lockhart]]
*[[Earl Maynard]]
*[[Sidney Poitier]]
*[[Roxie Roker]]
=== Australia =[[Barbados]]==
===Athletes===
*[[Andrea Blackett]]
*[[Anson Carter]]
*[[Joel Garner]]
*[[Gordon Greenidge]]
*[[Conrad Hunte|Sir Conrad Hunte]]
*[[Malcolm Marshall]]
*[[Earl Maynard]]
*[[Garfield Sobers|Sir Garfield Sobers]]
*[[Obadele Thompson]]
*[[Clyde Walcott|Sir Clyde Walcott]]
*[[Everton Weekes|Sir Everton Weekes]]
*[[Kevin Weekes]]
*[[Anson Carter]]
*[[Frank Worrell|Sir Frank Worrell]]
*[[Pierre Browne]]
===Mariners===
Australia had the Taco Bell concept introduced in around [[1999]] which had "piggybacked" off existing KFC or Pizza Hut sites and had moderate success but had found that Australians were not used to a "fast food Mexican" concept like Taco Bell. The Taco Bell dog was used in commercials shown in Australia. Promotions such as 99-cent tacos were used to encourage customers to try Taco Bell.
*[[William Shorey]]
===Musicians===
All Taco Bell stores have now closed, due to their unpopularity in the Australian marketplace.
*[[Grandmaster Flash]]
*[[Anderson Armstrong]]
*[[Arturo Tappin]]
*[[Terry Arthur]]
*[[Adrian Clark]]
*[[Rupee (musician)|Rupert Clarke]]
*[[Rayvon]]
*[[Terencia Coward]] (TC)
*[[Mighty Gabby]]
*[[Grynner]]
*[[Alison Hinds]]
*[[Lil Rick]]
*[[Mac Fingall]]
*[[Jackie Opel]]
*[[Red Plastic Bag]]
*[[Zeeteah Massiah]]
*[[Rihanna]]
*[[Shontelle]]
*[[Edwin Yearwood]]
*[[Contone]]
*[[Pong]]
*[[Peter "Ram" Wiggins]]
*[[Richard Stoute]]
*[[Karl "Agany" Payne]]
*Natalie Burke
*Doug E. Fresh
===AsiaPolitical leaders===
*Sir [[Grantley Adams]]
[[image:Taco Bell-China-Logo.png|200px|thumb|right|Taco Bell Grande's Logo]]In 2003, [[Yum! Brands]] introduced the Taco Bell brand into [[People's Republic of China]]. The Chinese Taco Bell restaurants are not fast-food restaurants like other Taco Bell restaurants are. Instead, they are full-service restaurants called '''Taco Bell Grande''' that are more analogus to a Mexican grill in the [[United States]]. In addition to the usual taco and burritos, Taco Bell Grande also serves other Mexican cuisine like [[albóndigas]] (meatball soup), [[tomatillo]] grilled chicken, [[fajita]]s, and alcoholic drinks such as [[Margarita]]s. Currently the chain has three restaurants in China, two in [[Shenzhen]] and one in [[Shanghai]].
*Sir [[Courtney Blackman]]
*[[J.M.G. Adams]]
*[[Owen Arthur]]
*[[Errol Barrow]]
*[[Bussa]]
*[[Anne C. Cools]]
*Sir [[Clifford Husbands]]
*[[Clyde Mascoll]]
*Dame [[Billie Miller]]
*[[Richard B. Moore]]
*[[Charles O'Neale]]
*[[Clement Payne]]
*[[Erskine Sandiford]]
===Writers and intellectuals===
In 2004, Taco Bell opened three restaurants in [[Manila]], [[Philippines]].
*[[Edward Brathwaite]]
*[[Austin Clarke]]
*[[Geoffrey Drayton]]
*[[Alan Emtage]]
*[[George Lamming]]
*[[Glenville Lovell]]
===Results=[[Dominica]]==
===Writers and intellectuals===
*As of 2005 Taco Bell is the best-performing brand of [[Yum Brands]], having [[United States Dollar|USD]]1.8 billion sales for company-owned stores in the [[United States of America|United States]] (compounded annual growth rate of 6% from 2001), and sales of USD4.4 billion for franchisees and licensees in the United States (compounded annual growth rate of 3% from 2001).
*[[Irving Andre]]
*[[Lennox Honychurch]]
*[[Jean Rhys]]
===Political leaders===
Taco Bell also has the largest sales per system unit in Yum!, having USD 1.17 million sales per system unit, excluding licensees.<ref>[PDF] Yum!Brands 2005 Annual report. [http://www.yum.com/investors/annualreport/05annualreport/pdf/yum_ar05.pdf]</ref>
*[[Phyllis Shand Allfrey]]
*Dame [[Eugenia Charles]]
*[[Pierre Charles]]
*[[Rosie Douglas]]
*[[Edison James]]
*[[Patrick R. John]]
*[[Edward Oliver LeBlanc]]
*[[Nicholas Liverpool]]
*Sir [[Clarence Seignoret]]
*[[Oliver Seraphine]]
*[[Vernon Shaw]]
*[[Roosevelt Skerrit]]
*[[Crispin Sorhaindo]]
===Religious Leaders===
==History==
*[[Kelvin Felix]]
[[Image:Old_taco_bell.JPG|250px|thumb|left|Taco Bell's logo that was used from 1969 to 1999.]]
[[Image:Taco bell old.JPG|250px|thumb|right|Taco Bell's original restaurant design.]]
[[Image:Tacobellrestaurant.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Taco Bell's second restaurant design]]
[[Image:Tacobellsunnyvale.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Taco Bell's current restaurant design]]
[[Image:Taco Bell Headquarters Irvine.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Taco Bell's headquarters in Irvine, California]]
The founder of Taco Bell, [[Glen Bell]], started with a [[hot dog]] stand in [[San Bernardino, California]] in 1946. After experimenting with alternative food items, he opened three Taco-Tia (his initial attempts were named for his daughter) stands between 1954 and 1955, which he later sold to his partners. He then opened the first Taco Bell in [[Downey, California]] on [[March 21]], [[1962]].
==[[French Guiana]]==
The first Taco Bell franchise was sold in 1964 and the company went [[Initial public offering|public]] in 1969. In 1978, Bell sold the chain to [[PepsiCo, Inc.|PepsiCo]]. The chain was spun off along with Pepsi's other [[fast food ]] [[restaurant]] holdings as [[Tricon Global Restaurants]] in October 1997. Tricon became [[Yum! Brands, Inc.]] in May 2002.
===Writers and intellectuals===
*[[Léon Damas]]
*[[René Jadfard]]
===Political leaders===
The old Taco Bell logo was used from 1969 to 1999.
*[[Justin Catayée]]
*[[Constant Chlore]]
*[[Félix Éboué]]
*[[Gaston Monnerville]]
*[[Victor Schoelcher]]
==[[Grenada]]==
In the early-[[1990s]], Taco Bell changed its menu due to pressure concerning the nutritional value of items labeled "Lite". It was believed the term ''lite'' was vague or possibly deceptive. Many of the items were dropped entirely from the menu; one such item was the "Taco Lite", a [[frying|fried]] flour [[tortilla]] shell with lean [[beef]], fat free [[sour cream]], [[lettuce]], reduced fat [[cheese]] and [[tomatoes]]. Some items were altered to change the nutritional values, such as the removal of [[black olives]] from the list of ingredients, in an effort to reduce sodium.
===Athletes===
*[[Alleyne Francique]]
===Political leaders===
In early-1995, Taco Bell transformed the familiar rainbow logo, in favor of a simpler pink/purple combo logo in an effort to revitalize their almost 20 year old logo.
*[[Jean Augustine]]
*[[Maurice Bishop]]
*[[Nicholas Brathwaite]]
*[[Tubal Uriah Butler]]
*[[Bernard Coard]]
*[[Henri Christophe]]
*[[Julien Fédon]]
*[[Eric Gairy]]
*[[T.A. Marryshow]]
*[[David Pitt, Baron Pitt of Hampstead]]
*[[L.C.J Thomas]]
===Musicians===
On [[April 1]], [[1996]], Taco Bell took out a full-page advertisement in ''[[The New York Times]]'' announcing that they had purchased the [[Liberty Bell]] to "reduce the country's debt" and renamed it to "the Taco Liberty Bell." Thousands of people who did not immediately get the [[April Fool's Day]] [[hoax]] protested.
*[[Mighty Sparrow]]
==[[Guadeloupe]]==
In 2003, [[Costa Rican]] Taco Bell franchises temporarily marketed their tacos as "Tacos ticos", because for Costa Ricans, the word "taco" refers to what is known in [[Mexico]] as a [[flauta]]. ("Tico" and "Costarrican" are colloquial terms for natives of Costa Rica.)
===Writers and intellectuals===
*[[Jean Louis Baghio'o]]
*[[Maryse Condé]]
*[[Daniel Maximin]]
*[[Paul Niger]]
*[[Saint-John Perse]]
*[[Simone Schwartz-Bart]]
===Political leaders===
In 2004, a local Taco Bell franchisee bought the naming rights to the former Boise State Pavilion in [[Boise]], [[Idaho]] and renamed the stadium the [[Taco Bell Arena]]. [http://www.sde.state.id.us/webdocs/DailyEdNews/2004%20July-Dec%20Archive/04-10-26_Tuesday.htm]
*[[Gerty Archimède]]
*[[Louis Delgrès]]
*[[Victor Hugues]]
*[[Joseph Ignace]]
*[[Hégésippe Légitimus]]
*[[Patrick Reason]]
===Religious leaders===
In the summer of 2004, PepsiCo and Taco Bell introduced [[Mountain Dew Baja Blast]]. The tropical-lime flavored drink is exclusive to Taco Bell stores. Along with this, Taco Bell introduced its [[Mountain Dew]] ''Viva Variety!'' promotional campaign, where a sign shows three cups of Mountain Dew, one normal, one Code Red and one Baja Blast.
*[[Jean Baptiste Labat]]
===Filmmakers===
Added to the official menu in early-2006, the Crunchwrap Supreme is Taco Bell's latest permanent product. Their most recent "limited time only" item was the '''Ultimate [[Chalupa]]'''. It is a chalupa with chicken or steak, sour cream, lettuce, [[guacamole]], 3 cheese blend, and fiesta salsa. Newer items in some franchises are the Spicy Chicken Crunchwrap Supreme and the Nacho Crunch Grilled Stuft [[Burrito]]. The newest promotional item is the Beef Grilled Stuft [[Burrito]].
*[[Sarah Maldoror]]
==[[Guyana]]==
In [[Canada]], the first Taco Bell in the province of [[Quebec]] opened in [[Pierrefonds, Quebec|Pierrefonds]], a suburb of [[Montreal]], on [[December 18]], [[2006]].<ref>http://adrianspeyer.blogspot.com/2006/12/taco-bell-in-montreal-quebec-west.html</ref> Due to the popularity of the chain, and its many die-hard fans known for making day-trips either to Ontario or the United States for a taste of Taco Bell, Montreal's first chain was flooded with people wanting to try Taco Bell's popular food. People waited as long as 3 hours in line to order their food. The lineup went out the door at one point during the lunchtime rush.<ref>http://concordia.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2223346776</ref> 20 to 30 additional chains are planned to be open in the future within the Montreal area.
===Writers and intellectuals===
*[[Jan Carew]]
*[[Martin Carter]]
*[[Wilson Harris]]
*[[Edgar Mittelholzer]]
*[[Walter Rodney]]
*[[A.J. Seymour]]
*[[Clive Thomas]]
*[[Eric D. Walrond|Eric Walrond]]
===SlogansPolitical leaders===
*[[Brindley Benn]]
*Taca-taca-taca-taca-taca-taca Taco Bell!
*[[Forbes Burnham]]
*Ooh! What a difference Taco Bell makes!
*[[Arthur Chung]]
*Make a run for the border.
*[[Hubert Nathaniel Critchlow]]
*Nothing ordinary about it.
*[[Cuffy (person)|Cuffy]]
*Cross the Border.
*[[Jack Gladstone]]
*Fetch that food!
*[[Bernie Grant]]
*You can munch it! So good!
*[[Sam Hinds]]
*Taste that food! Dong!
*[[Desmond Hoyte]]
*Change Is Good.
*[[Cheddi Jagan]]
*Want some?
*[[Janet Jagan]]
*Yo quiero [I want] Taco Bell.
*[[Bharrat Jagdeo]]
*All hail the Chicken Ceasar!
*[[Eusi Kwayana]]
*Sir [[Shridath Ramphal]]
*[[Clement Rohee]]
*[[Rupert Roopnaraine]]
===Musicians===
*Spice up the night. (For the introduction of open Taco Bells at night)
*[[Eddy Grant]]
*Good To Go (For the ''Crunchwrap Supreme'')
*[[Dave Martin (musician)|Dave Martin]]
*The Fourth Meal
*[[Shaya (singer)|Shaya]]
*I'm Full! (For the ''Big Bell Value Menu'')
*
*Is it hot in here?
*Opportunity doesn't knock on a door, it rings a bell (For employment brochure inside Taco Bell)
*Think outside the bun.
*Yes, that was good.
===MascotsAthletes===
*[[Clive Lloyd]]
Taco Bell has not had many mascots to this date. In 1995, they introduced two mascots to promote the Taco Bell kids' meal, Nacho and Dog. Nacho is a crazy cat who gets all his knowledge of the world by watching [[television]] and is obsessed with [[Mexican food]]. Dog is a dog who is more well-behaved than Nacho and gets all his knowledge of the world by reading books. They were dropped in mid-1997.
*[[Lance Gibbs]]
*[[Ramnaresh Ronnie Sarwan]]
*[[Shivnarine Chanderpaul]]
*[[Rohan Bholalall Kanhai]]
*[[Carl Hooper]]
==[[Martinique]]==
In September 1997, the [[Taco Bell chihuahua]] was introduced. He spoke the line in commercials for their wildly popular "Yo quiero Taco Bell" campaign. In the [[Spanish language]], ''yo quiero'' means ''I want'' . The little dog's real name was "[[Taco Bell chihuahua|Gidget]]", but that was never publicized in the ad campaign. The character was [[Voice actor|voiced]] by [[comedian]], and cartoon voice-over artist, [[Carlos Alazraqui]] of ''[[Reno 911!]]'' fame. By 1998, the [[Taco Bell chihuahua]] was known as the biggest commercial star on the planet, but his popularity had dropped significantly by 2000. As of the early-[[2000s]], Taco Bell has gone away from the chihuahua and instead has promoted its [[Value Menu|value menu]] through "I'm Full!!" commercials and used "Think outside the bun" as its slogan. Gidget did, however, make a cameo in a 2002 [[Geico]] commercial where he met Geico's spokes-gecko. That commercial continued to air through 2004.
===Writers and intellectuals===
*[[Mayotte Capécia]]
*[[Aimé Césaire]]
*[[Patrick Chamoiseau]]
*[[Raphaël Confiant]]
*[[Frantz Fanon]]
*[[Édouard Glissant]]
*[[Gilbert Gratiant]]
*[[Étienne Léro]]
*[[René Maran]]
*[[Joseph Zobel]]
===Political leaders===
In 2005, a new campaign to advertise the ''Crunchwrap Supreme'' was created. The ad featured twentysomethings at a high tech gadget store meeting a techno geek who espoused the virtues of the Supreme and how it was made "Good to go". The slogan was pushed by an accompanying hand motion done by the actor in the advertisement. Another ad featuring the same actor and tagline was created and aired in 2006. The actor was dropped from the campaign and new ads introduced a family of three who continues to rag on their son, quoting he was "good to go get a job". Several variations of the ad aired using the tag line and hand motion from the first.[http://www.awfulcommercials.com/archives/category/video/national/taco-bell/]
*[[Joséphine de Beauharnais]]
*[[Alfred Marie-Jeanne]]
===LawsuitFilmmakers===
*[[Euzhan Palcy]]
A lawsuit filed in 1998 by Joseph Shields and Thomas Rinks alleged Taco Bell with failed to pay them for use of the Chihuahua character they created. The men alleged that Taco Bell had breached payment on a contract after they worked with the restaurant chain for a year to develop the talking Chihuahua for use in marketing. The talking Chihuahua became a hit with the first advertisement, in which the character bypasses a female Chihuahua for a Taco Bell taco and declares: "Yo quiero Taco Bell." Taco Bell said it would appeal the verdict. The two men got $30.1 million, plus an addition of $11.4 million in interest.<ref>http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/food/2003-06-04-taco-bell-lawsuit_x.htm</ref>
==[[Netherlands Antilles]], [[Aruba]] now a Protectorate of the Netherlands, [[Bonaire]], [[Curaçao]], [[St.Maarten]], [[St.Eustacius]], and [[Saba]]==
===Acquisitions===
===Political leaders===
*In 1984, Taco Bell acquired [[Pup 'N' Taco]].
*[[Betico Croes]]
*In 1986, Taco Bell acquired the Faux-Mex restaurant chain known as [[Zantigo]], known for their Chilito, a chili-cheese burrito. The chilito was added to the Taco Bell menu, then later quietly dropped after comedian [[Paul Rodriguez]] pointed out the negative connotations of the word ''chilito'' (a slang for [[penis]]) in [[Spanish language|Mexican Spanish dialect]]. [http://www.karolczak.com/blog/archives/2006/03/zantigo_a_blast_from_my_past.php]
*[[Daniel De Leon]]
*[[Wilson Godett]]
*[[Moises Frumencio da Costa Gomez]]
*[[Ben Komproe]]
*[[Maria Liberia-Peters]]
*[[Claude Wathey]]
===BoycottAthletes===
*[[Sidney Ponson]]
In 2001, the [[Coalition of Immokalee Workers]] organized a [[boycott]] of Taco Bell restaurants one year after presenting a petition to Yum! Brands Inc., principally demanding higher rates of pay and better conditions for workers on [[tomato]] farms in [[Florida]] that supply Taco Bell. In 2005, the company responded by meeting the workers' demands, resulting in the boycott being withdrawn. The efforts of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and the response of Yum! Brands Inc. to this have been applauded by former American president [[Jimmy Carter]] and [[Eric Schlosser]], author of ''[[Fast Food Nation]]''.
*[[Andruw Jones]]
==[[Saint Kitts and Nevis]]==
== Co-branding ==
===Writers / Intellectuals / Filmmakers / Artists===
[[Image:Tacobellkfcrestaurants.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A Co-branded Taco Bell and KFC]]
*[[R.C.O. Benjamin]]
*[[Christene Browne]]
*[[Caryl Phillips]]
*[[Pogus Caesar]]
*[[Burt Caesar]]
===Political leaders===
Many Taco Bell Express brand outlets can be found in [[suburban]] [[strip mall]]s, often adjacent to other Yum!-brand eateries, most notably [[Pizza Hut]] and [[Kentucky Fried Chicken]]. Taco Bell/Pizza Hut combinations are frequently called "Taco Huts" and Taco Bell/KFC combinations have been referred to as "Taco Chickens". Similarly, Taco Bell/[[Long John Silver's]] combinations are colloquially referred to as "Taco Silvers".
*[[Clement Arrindell]]
*[[Robert Bradshaw]]
*[[Denzil Douglas]]
*[[Alexander Hamilton]]
*[[Rawlins Lowndes]]
*[[Lee Moore]]
*[[Cuthbert Sebastian]]
*[[Kennedy Simmonds]]
*[[Paul Southwell]]
===Athletes===
Sometimes, Taco Bell occupies the same building as a Pizza Hut and a KFC. This threesome is generally known as a "KenTaco Hut".
*[[Kim Collins]]
==Taco[[Saint Bell MenuLucia]]==
===Writers and intellectuals===
Taco Bell'e menu is divided up into sections, including "Sides", "Nachos and Specialties", "Chalupas & Gorditas", "Kids Menu", "Tacos", and "Burritos". The menu also has a section for its "Value Menu", known as the ''Big Bell Value Menu'' (see below), which includes inexpensive items. Taco Bell menu also lists value meals, where one buys a number of items plus a soda as a package in order to receive a reduced price.
*[[Derek Walcott]]
*[[John Robert Lee]]
*[[Roderick Walcott]]
===BigPolitical Bell Value Menuleaders===
*[[Kenny Anthony]]
In the late-[[1980s]], Taco Bell commonly advertised its "59, 79, 99" pricing plan, in which nearly everything on the menu was either 59, 79, or 99 cents.
*[[Winston Cenac]]
*[[George Charles]]
*Sir [[John Compton]]
*[[Julian Hunte]]
*Sir [[Allen Lewis]]
*[[Vaughan Lewis]]
*Sir [[Allan Louisy]]
*Dame [[Pearlette Louisy]]
*[[George Odlum]]
===Economists===
[[Image:crunch.jpg|thumb|A Crunchwrap Supreme]]
* Sir [[Arthur Lewis (economist)|Arthur Lewis]]
Despite Taco Bell's relatively cheap per-item pricing, it never had a true value menu until the mid-[[2000s]]. The menu features several items generally priced below $1.49. The introduction of the value menu also brought new items to the restaurant's offerings, notably items made with potatoes and Taco Bell's third dessert, the Caramel Apple Empanada. (Cinnamon Crispas, triangular fried flour tortilla shells, were offered until being replaced by Cinnamon Twists.) The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito recently replaced the Bean Burrito Especial, which was removed because of its small profit margin. Also of note is that half of the menu is not truly new, as Beef Combo Burritos, Cheesy Bean and Rice Burritos, Double Decker Tacos, and both Spicy Chicken items had been on the regular menu before, as permanent or limited time only items.
===Artists===
The Big Bell Value Menu includes:
*[[Dunstan St. Omer]]
*Grande Soft Taco
*[[Cedric George]]
*Double Decker Taco
*[[C. Eudovic]]
*Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito
*Beef Combo Burrito
*Beef & Potato Burrito
*Spicy Chicken Burrito
*Spicy Chicken Soft Taco
*Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes: warm nacho cheese, cool sour cream, golden fried potatoes
*Caramel Apple Empanada
===Actors===
==E. coli Outbreak==
*[[Joseph Marcell]]
In early-December 2006, Taco from Taco Bell were served in Lenape Valley's lunch room and cafe. About 62 confirmed cases of [[E. coli]] sickness were linked to these locations, investigated by the [[U.S. Food and Drug Administration]] and the [[Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]]. [http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/2006/NEW01518.html] All 14 locations in [[Delaware]] also closed voluntarily. After closing, all stores disposed of their entire food supply in order to alleviate the potential for more spread. On [[December 10]], it was reported that all restaurants were free of E. coli, and would reopen soon.
===Musicians===
62 cases associated with the outbreak have been reported in six U.S. states: [[New Jersey]] (28}, [[New York]] (21), [[Pennsylvania]] (9), [[Delaware]] (2), [[South Carolina]] (1) and [[Utah]] (1).
*[[Ronald "Boo" Hinkson]]
*[[Nicole David]]
*[[Gregory'Shining'Emmanuel]]
===Athletes===
The E. coli has been linked to contaminated [[scallions]] (a type of green onion) grown on a [[California]] farm. This incident can be compared to [[2006 North American E. coli outbreak|the spinach E. coli outbreak of summer 2006]]. It is also similar to the [[Hepatitis A]] outbreak that was spread through green onions by the now-defunct [[Chi-Chi's]] chain of restaurants in fall 2003 <sup>[http://www.longislandpress.com/?cp=162&show=article&a_id=10496]</sup>. It has now been reported ([[December 12]], [[2006]]) that scallions were not found to be the source of the current outbreak.<ref>Reuters. [http://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory?id=2724139 Lettuce probable cause of Taco Bell e. coli: FDA]. Retrieved [[December 13]], [[2006]].</ref>
*[[Darren Sammy]]
*[[Dominic Johnson]]
==[[Saint Vincent and the Grenadines]]==
Four more suspected E. coli cases were reported in New Jersey on [[December 13]] due to lettuce.
===Political leaders===
*Sir [[Charles Antrobus]]
*Sir [[Frederick Ballantyne]]
*[[Milton Cato]]
*[[Joseph Chatoyer]]
*[[Arnhim Eustace]]
*[[Ralph Gonsalves]]
*Sir [[David Jack]]
*[[Ebenezer Joshua]]
*Sir [[James F. Mitchell]]
*Sir [[Louis Straker]]
===Musicians===
Taco Bell Canada has also removed green onions from its food supply, although no cases of E. coli have been found there. The [[Canadian Food Inspection Agency]] and the [[Public Health Agency of Canada]] are monitoring the situation.[http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/corpaffr/newcom/2006/20061207e.shtml]
* [[Kevin Lyttle]]
* [[Mattafix]]
* [[Jamsie P]]
===Athletes===
There is a KFC/Taco Bell in Frederick, Maryland that has permantly closed down.
* [[Keneke Alexander]]
* [[Pamenous Ballentyne]]
* [[Adonal Foyle]]
* [[Sancho Lyttle]]
* [[Madonna Hickson]]
* [[Sophia Young]]
* [[Gailene Gordon]]
* [[John Gardiner]]
* [[Tenicia Gittens]]
* [[Shanna Brown]]
* [[Delroy Burke]]
* [[Isha Sam]]
* [[Orande Quammie]]
==[[Suriname]]==
==Notable employees==
===Writers and intellectuals===
*[[José Padilla (alleged supporter of terrorism)|José Padilla]], alleged supporter of terrorism
*[[Aphra Behn]]
*[[Boyd Rice]], [[noise music]] pioneer and [[Social Darwinist]] ("...when I was sixteen. Just long enough to cause enough trouble to get kicked out of there." Recounted in ''[[RE/Search]] No. 11: Pranks!''.)
*[[Anton de Kom]]
*[[Krist Novoselic]], [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] bassist.
*[[Steve Smith (NFL)|Steve Smith]], [[Wide Receiver]] for the [[Carolina Panthers]] [[NFL]] team.
*[[John C. Dvorak]], former TechTV personality and current [[This week in tech|This Week In Tech]] pundit, worked there while attending college.
*[[Tyler Spencer]], aka "[[Dick Valentine]]" from [[Electric Six]].
* [[Mike Kennerty]], guitar player for the All-American Rejects
*[[David Barbe]], recording engineer/producer (Drive By Truckers, [[Son Volt]], many others)
*[[Derek Jeter]], shortstop of the [[New York Yankees]].
===Political leaders===
== Media references ==
*[[Jules Ajodhia]]
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*[[Henck Arron]]
;Film and television
*[[Bram Behr]]
*The 1993 movie ''[[Demolition Man (film)|Demolition Man]]'' contains several references to Taco Bell as being the only restaurant franchise in the future after the "franchise wars." Presumably there are different levels of Taco Bell restaurants, but "all restaurants are Taco Bell." A portion of the film is set against Taco Bell's corporate headquarters in Irvine, California. The fight scene with Sylvester Stallone at a futuristic Taco Bell was actually at the outdoor break area at [[Raytheon|Raytheon’s]] secure "E" Building in [[El Segundo, California]]. It was the only outdoor ___location "futuristic" enough to do the scene at the time. In the German-language dub of the movie, all references to Taco Bell were changed to references to Yum! sister brand [[Pizza Hut]]; scenes displaying the Taco Bell logo or signs were either replaced or digitally edited to show a Pizza Hut logo instead.
*[[Dési Bouterse]]
*[[Ronnie Brunswijk]]
*[[Fred Derby]]
*[[Johan Ferrier]]
*[[Otto Huiswood]]
*[[Harry Kisoensingh]]
*[[Jagernath Lachmon]]
*[[Johan Adolf Pengel]]
*[[Pretaapnarian Radhakishun]]
*[[Ram Sardjoe]]
*[[Ronald Venetiaan]]
*[[Jules Wijdenbosch]]
===Inventors===
*In an episode of the [[MTV]] series ''[[Beavis & Butt-head]]'', a teacher claims that the only [[Spanish language|Spanish]] words that have been learned by the title characters (who are enrolled in a high school Spanish class) were what they learned at Taco Bell ("...and Beavis can't even get that right", the teacher concludes). When asked to speak a sentence in [[Spanish language|Spanish]], Beavis replies, "[[Spaghetti]]."
*[[Jan Earnst Matzeliger]]
==[[Trinidad and Tobago]]==
*The second season episode "Bender Gets Made" of the American animated television series ''[[Futurama]]'' mentions a hospital called "Taco Bellevue Hospital" wherein a chihuahua with a third eye is seen telling a woman her cyst is "grande".
===Writers and intellectuals===
*[[Valerie Belgrave]]
*[[Lloyd Best]]
*[[Rafael de Boissiere]]
*[[Dionne Brand]]
*[[Rosa Guy]]
*[[Merle Hodge]]
*[[C. L. R. James]]
*[[Earl Lovelace]]
*[[Mustapha Matura]]
*[[Alfred Mendes]]
*Inga "[[Foxy Brown]]" Marchand
*[[Shiva Naipaul]]
*[[V.S. Naipaul]]
*[[Charles Petioni]]
*[[Marlene Philip]]
*[[Michel Philip|Michel Maxwell Philip]]
*[[Kenneth Ramchand]]
*[[Lall Sawh]]
*[[Leslie Scotland]]
*[[Samuel Selvon]]
*[[Eric Williams]]
*[[Dharmesh Michael Persad]]
*[[Aleth Bruce]]
*[[Stokely Carmichael]]
===Athletes===
*In the movie ''[[Kung Pow]]'', master Tang sings a song about product placement with Taco Bell.
*[[Inshan Ali]]
*[[Stephen Ames]]
*[[Marvin Andrews]]
*[[Ian Bishop]]
*[[Marlon Black]]
*[[Ato Boldon]]
*[[Darel Brown]]
*[[George Bovell|George Bovell III]]
*[[Marc Burns]]
*[[Learie Constantine]]
*[[Hasely Crawford]]
*[[Rajindra Dhanraj]]
*[[Mervyn Dillon]]
*[[Ansil Elcock]]
*[[Daren Ganga]]
*[[Gerry Gomez|Gerald "Gerry" Gomez]]
*[[Anthony Gray]]
*[[Shaka Hislop]]
*[[Clayton Ince]]
*[[Stern John]]
*[[Brian Lara]]
*[[Russell Latapy]]
*[[Leonson Lewis]]
*[[Gus Logie|Augustine "Gus" Logie]]
*[[Clint Marcelle]]
*[[Deryck Murray]]
*[[David Nahkid]]
*[[Jerren Nixon]]
*[[Sonny Ramadhin]]
*[[Manny Ramjohn]]
*[[Dinanath Ramnarine]]
*[[Anthony Rougier]]
*[[Phil Simmons]]
*[[Jeffrey Stollmeyer]]
*[[Victor Stollmeyer]]
*[[Evans Wise]]
*[[Dwight Yorke]]
===Political leaders===
*In the 1999 movie ''[[BASEketball]]'', when Doug Remer ([[Matt Stone]]) says that he likes hospitals, Joe "Coop" Cooper ([[Trey Parker]]) replies, "No you don't, you like Taco Bell!"
*[[David Abdullah]]
*[[Yasin Abu Bakr]]
*[[Tubal Uriah Butler]]
*[[Rudranath Capildeo]]
*[[Simbhoonath Capildeo]]
*[[Stokely Carmichael]] a.k.a. [[Kwame Ture]]
*[[George Chambers]]
*[[Carson Charles]]
*[[Arthur Andrew Cipriani]] (A.A. Cipriani)
*[[Ellis Clarke]]
*[[Winston Dookeran]]
*[[Knowlson Gift]]
*[[Albert Gomes]]
*[[Geddes Granger]] (Makandal Daaga)
*[[Noor Hassanali]]
*[[Karl Hudson-Phillips]]
*[[A.P.T. James]]
*[[Roy Joseph]]
*[[Franklin Khan]]
*[[Fuad Khan]]
*[[Gillian Lucky]]
*[[Errol Mahabir]]
*[[Ramesh Maharaj]]
*[[Patrick Manning]]
*[[Bhadase Maraj|Bhadase Sagan Maraj]]
*[[Ralph Maraj]]
*[[Errol McLeod]]
*[[Kamaludeen Mohammed]]
*[[Roodal Moonilal]]
*[[Wendell Mottley]]
*[[George Padmore]]
*[[Basdeo Panday]]
*[[Kamla Persad-Bissessar]]
*[[David Pitt, Baron Pitt of Hampstead]]
*[[George Richards|George Maxwell Richards]]
*[[A. N. R. Robinson|A.N.R. Robinson]]
*[[Keith Rowley]]
*[[Adrian Cola Rienzi]] (born [[Krishna Deonarine]])
*[[Eric Williams]]
*[[Eric A. Williams]]
*[[Gerald Yetming]]
===Musicians===
*In the 2001 movie ''[[Legally Blonde]]'', the Taco Bell chihuahua commercial was briefly shown being watched by the main character's own chihuahua.
*[[André Tanker]]
*[[Attila the Hun (calypsonian)|Atilla the Hun]] ([[Raymond Quevado]])
*[[Winifred Atwell]]
*Inga "[[Foxy Brown]]" Marchand
*[[Anil Bheem]]
*[[Pat Bishop]]
*[[Nisha Bissambhar]]
*[[Chalkdust]] ([[Hollis Liverpool]])
*[[Rasika Dindial]]
*[[Devanand Gattoo]]
*[[Haddaway]]
*[[Ray Holman|Raymond Holman]]
*[[Lord Invader]]
*[[Lord Kitchener (calypsonian)|Lord Kitchener]] ([[Alwyn Roberts]])
*[[Lord Melody]]
*[[Lennox Mohammed|Lennox "Bobby" Mohammed]]
*[[Machel Montano]]
*[[Billy Ocean]]
*[[Ken Philmore|Ken "Professor" Philmore]]
*[[Sundar Popo]]
*[[Richard Ramnarine]]
*[[David Rudder]]
*[[Adesh Samaroo]]
*[[Jit Samaroo]]
*[[Hazel Scott]]
*[[Lennox Sharpe|Len "Boogsie" Sharpe]]
*[[Lord Shorty]]/[[Ras Shorty I]] ([[Garfield Blackman]])
*[[Mighty Sparrow]] ([[Slinger Francisco]])
*[[Mighty Spoiler]]
*[[Black Stalin]] ([[Leroy Calliste]])
*[[Anand Yankaran]]
*[[Rakesh Yankaran]]
*[[Destra Garcia]]
*[[Heather Headley]]
*[[Denise Plummer]]
*[[Denise "Saucy Wow" Belfon]]
*[[Maximus Dan]]
*[[KMC]]
*[[Bunji Garlin]]
===Dancers===
*In the 2002 movie ''[[Austin Powers in Goldmember]]'', Frau Farbissina ([[Mindy Sterling]]) brings a bag of Taco Bell into the jail where Dr. Evil ([[Mike Myers]]) is being held.
*[[Satnarine Balkaransingh]]
*[[Mondira Balkaransingh]]
*[[Percival Borde]]
*[[Eugene Joseph]]
*[[Torrance Mohammed]]
*[[Pearl Primus]]
*[[Susan Mohip]]
*[[Sandra Sookdeo]]
===Artists===
*In the 2004 motion picture ''[[Mean Girls]]'', the character Regina is crying over her break-up with her boyfriend when her friend Karen offers to go to Taco Bell in order to feel better.
*[[Isaiah Boodhoo|Isaiah James Boodhoo]]
*[[Michel-Jean Cazabon]]
*[[LeRoy Clarke]]
*[[Willie Chen]]
*[[Jackie Hinkson]]
*[[Shastri Maharaj]]
*[[Edwin Hing Wan]]
*[[Geoffrey Holder]]
*[[Sonnylal Rambissoon]]
*[[Noel Vaucrosson]]
*[[Alfred Codallo]]
===Aviators===
*In the 2004 motion picture ''[[White Chicks]]'', the character Marcus Copeland, who is dressed like Tiffany Wilson, hands Brittany Wilson's dog over to the footboy saying: "[...] teach him how to say ‘Yo quiero Taco Bell!’".''
*[[Mikey Cipriani]]
*[[Herbert Julian]]
==[[United States Virgin Islands]] and [[British Virgin Islands]]==
*In the ''[[Family Guy]]'' episode "[[8 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter]]", Stewie says "that's the same kind of idiot that you see at Taco Bell at 1 in the morning".
===Writers and intellectuals===
*[[Barbara Christian]]
*[[Geraldo Guirty]]
*[[Ariel Melchior|Ariel Melchior, Sr.]]
*[[Arthur Schomburg]]
===Doctors and Scientists===
*In ''[[The Venture Bros.]]'' episode "Trial of the Monarch", Dr. Orpheus warns Brock not to be too hasty entering the restroom because he "had Taco Bell for lunch."
*[[John Lettsome|Dr. John C. Lettsome]]
===Political leaders===
*In the film ''[[Date Movie]]'' (in a spoof of ''[[The Wedding Planner]]'', a wedding planner named Jell-O shows Grant and Julia a restaurant where they can have their reception called Taco Butt ("Think outside my buns".)
*[[Judah Philip Benjamin]]
*[[Edward Blyden]]
*[[Frank Rudolph Crosswaith]]
*[[Rothschild Francis]]
*[[Hubert Henry Harrison]]
*[[Elizabeth Anna Hendrickson]]
*[[Casper Holstein]]
*[[Roy Innis]]
*[[D. Hamilton Jackson]]
*[[J. Raymond Jones]]
*[[William Alexander Leidesdorff]]
*[[T. McCants Stewart]]
*[[Terence Todman]]
*[[Ashley Totten]]
*[[Denmark Vesey]]
===Artists and Architects===
*In ''[[Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby]]'', a scene depicts Ricky Bobby's family dining on many fast food items, including "the always delicious Taco Bell."
*[[Austin Hansen]]
*[[Camille Pissarro]]
*[[William Thornton|Dr. William Thornton]]
===Actors===
*In one [[GEICO]] commercial, the Taco Bell Chihuahua is seen. He says, "Oh great, a talking gecko!"
*[[Kelsey Grammer]]
*[[Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs]]
===Athletes===
*In the episode of [[Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius]] ''Granny Baby'', [[Libby Folfax]] says they have just enough money to split a burrito from ''Taco Horn''-- obviously a parody of Taco Bell.
*[[Raja Bell]]
*[[Tim Duncan]]
*[[Julian Jackson]]
*[[Calvin Pickering]]
[[Category:Caribbean people| Eastern Caribbean]]
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[[Category:Lists of people by ancestry|Eastern Caribbean]]
*In 1979, the [[rock (music)|rock]] band [[Supertramp]] sang, "I'm in this dumb hotel near the Taco Bell without a hope in hell..." in their song "Gone Hollywood".
==External Links ==
*In 1995, the rock band [[Primus (band)|Primus]] sang about Taco Bell's Seven Layer Burrito in their [[Grammy]]-nominated<ref>{{cite web|title=List of Grammy Nominees|publisher=[[CNN]]|date=1996-01-04|url=http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/Music/9601/grammy_noms/grammy_list.html|accessdate=2006-10-10}}</ref> song "[[Wynona's Big Brown Beaver]]". On the same album, the "De Anza Jig" describes a young [[Les Claypool]] as "Hanging out at [[Jack in the Box]] but eat[sic] at Taco Bell."
*[http://www.calypsonians.com Calypsonians.com who sung what, when and won]
*In the 2001 song "Danger! High Voltage!" by [[Electric Six]], they make a reference to there being a "Fire in the Taco Bell!".
*A song called "I Ran Over The Taco Bell Dog" talks about the narrator accidentally running over the [[Taco Bell chihuahua]]. Often misattributed to [["Weird Al" Yankovic]] or [[Adam Sandler]].
*The band T-Unit has referenced Taco Bell in many songs, most notably 'Why Don't We Do It In The Road' and 'Thank You For Calling'.
*[[Zox]]'s song "Homebody" makes reference to eating at Taco Bell and getting high.
*[["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s song "I'll Sue Ya" references Taco Bell by saying he sued "Taco Bell, because I ate half a million chalupas, and I got fat!".
*The title track from [[Midnight Brown]]'s 2004 album, ''2084'', referenced "In the future all resturants are Taco Bells", which is also a reference to the 1993 film ''[[Demolition Man (film)|Demolition Man]]''.
*In the song [[Glamorous]] by [[Fergie]] (aka [[Stacy Ann Ferguson]]), she says she still goes to Taco Bell.
== Trivia ==
*There is [[Yakov Smirnoff]] joke - "There are no Taco Bells in Russia. They didn't like the slogan, 'Run for the border'."
== See also ==
*[[Priszm Brandz]]
*[[Taco Bell chihuahua]]
*[[Enchirito]]
==References==
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== External links ==
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*[http://www.tacobell.com Official site].
*{{Zh icon}} [http://www.tacobell.com.cn Taco Bell Grande]
*[http://www.awfulcommercials.com/archives/category/video/national/taco-bell/]
*[http://www.newsday.com/features/food/ny-bzdama065004571dec06,0,4605860.story?coll=ny-foodday-print Lessons In Taco Bell Trouble Newsday.com]
*[http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-licoli1208,0,6765331.story?coll=ny-sports-columnists Family Files Suit Against Taco-Bell - Newsday.com]
*[http://www.forbes.com/infoimaging/feeds/ap/2006/12/07/ap3236728.html Taco-Bell Sued By Sick Boy With E-Coli - FORBES]
*[http://www.cdc.gov/ecoli/2006/december/120806.htm Information from FDA]
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