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Caricom
Compensation must match US $21 million award

ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Antigua & Barbuda is unwilling to consider any monetary settlement below US $21 million annually to end the gaming dispute with the US, according to Finance Minister Haro

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Caricom
Belize/Guatemala territorial dispute heads to World Court

SANTIAGO, Chile, CMC – The Organization of American States (OAS) says its Secretary General, José Miguel Insulza, met with the Ministers of Foreign Affairs from Belize and Guatemala on the protra

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Caricom
AP Interview: Haiti eyes tourism, other businesses

DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) -- Haiti's prime minister says his country is hoping to attract high-end tourists and multinational investors — instead of constant aid handouts — so it can get on its fee

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Caricom
Crime taking on toll on Caribbean economies

WASHINGTON, CMC – The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) says several commissioned studies have revealed that crime and violence have had a dramatic impact on women, youth and the economic wel

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Caricom
Caribbean women subject to widespread sexual violence

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - exual violence against women is being seen as widespread in parts of Latin America and the Caribbean.

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Caricom
EDITORIAL - Now that the PM didn’t go to Chile

KINGSTON, Jamaica - It can't have been without compelling reason that Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller decided to miss the summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELA

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Caricom
New look for PetroCaribe at this weekend’s summit in Chile

KINGSTON, Jamaica - SIX-and-a-half years ago a historic accord was signed between Venezuela and various member states of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) for the inauguration of an energy-based

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Caricom
CELAC summit closes with pledge to strengthen partnership

SANTIAGO, Chile (AFP) — European and Latin American leaders wrapped up a two-day summit here yesterday, pledging to reinvigorate their "strategic partnership" for expanded free trade while shunni

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Mr. Joseph Williams, Programme Manager – Energy, CARICOM Secretariat delivering remarks.
CAPRI hosts Renewable Energy Forum in Jamaica

The Caribbean Policy Research Institute is executing a renewable energy (RE) Project aimed at supporting renewable energy policy frameworks as well as investments for renewable energy in Region.

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Caricom
CARICOM LEADERS HEAD FOR CELAC SUMMITS

(CARICOM Secretariat, Turkeyen, Greater Georgetown, Guyana) Heads of Government, Foreign Ministers and the Secretary-General of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) will be in Santiago

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Caricom
Manning must declare himself unfit to continue

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad - Without wanting to seem ungrateful and unmindful of the 40-plus years of Mr Patrick Manning’s service to this country as MP, energy minister, finance minister and Prime

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Caricom
Cameron: I don’t want a country called Europe

Switzerland—British Prime Minister David Cameron wants nothing to do with a United States of Europe, an idea that’s gaining currency as the countries that use the euro struggle to fix their debt

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Caricom
Duprey doesn’t want to be questioned on CLICO

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad – Despite initially confirming that he would attend the ongoing CLICO commission of enquiry, former head of CLICO Lawrence Duprey is now backing out.

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Caricom
Agriculture Ministry prepares for severe drought

drought KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC - The Portia Simpson Miller led administration is taking steps to prevent an increase in the price of agricultural produce as the country braces for a severe drough

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Caricom
Study breaking boundaries

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - BARBADOS will be the first country in this region to carry out a study on its population’s salt intake.

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Caricom
Education Ministry concerned about sex offenders in schools

ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, CMC – The Ministry of Education here has expressed concern about reports that known sex offenders can be found teaching in schools across the island.

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Caricom
New IRS laws could hurt Caribbean tourism industry

NASSAU, Bahamas, – The Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) has flagged a potentially crippling development within the United States tax legislation that could have far reaching implicati

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Caricom
UWI research exposition to highlight regional development

KINGSTON, Jamaica - THE University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona will be putting the spotlight on regional development at its annual research exposition scheduled for Thursday, February 7 and Fr

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Caricom
No CIDA pull out from Jamaica, says high commissioner

KINGSTON, Jamaica - CANADA'S High Commissioner, Robert Ready, has denied suggestions that the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) is withdrawing from Jamaica.

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