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WASHINGTON, CMC – The Peace Corps says it is phasing out of its programme in Suriname after an 18-year partnership. The agency office will officially close at the end of July this year.

15 April, 2013

Member, News, Suriname

Parliament gives green light for new gold mining deal

PARAMARIBO, Suriname, CMC-The National Assembly has ratified a new agreement for a gold mining deal with the Canadian miner Iamgold Corp.

15 April, 2013

Member, News, Suriname

T&T moves to prop up falling tourism industry

15 April, 2013

Member, News, Trinidad and Tobago

Clean up systems

15 April, 2013

Barbados, Member, News

Tertiary education expert says: UWI must reach out to Haiti, Cuba

15 April, 2013

Accredited Third States, Cuba, Haiti

FAO Workshop Pushes Caribbean Integration

15 April, 2013

Jamaica, Member, News

Private sector wants common sense approach to budget talks

15 April, 2013

Guyana, Member, News

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United States to shut down Peace Corps programme in Suriname

Parliament gives green light for new gold mining deal

T&T moves to prop up falling tourism industry

Clean up systems

Tertiary education expert says: UWI must reach out to Haiti, Cuba

FAO Workshop Pushes Caribbean Integration

Private sector wants common sense approach to budget talks

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