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U.S. border agents detained nearly 100,000 migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border in February, the largest number in a month since 2006.
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Tourism industry mourns Richard Williams - Barbados Today
Barbados and the Caribbean have lost another stalwart in the hotel and tourism industry with the passing of the former General Manager of the Sandy Lane Hotel and former President of the Barbados Hotel Association (now Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association), Richard Williams. Williams was highly
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SAINT LUCIA WORKS TO INSTITUTIONALIZE KWÉYÒL LANGUAGE.
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CHTA's grand in-person conference coming - Barbados Today
The Caribbean is preparing to stage one of its largest tourism conventions, and it will be an in-person event, the first such regional conference since the COVID-19 pandemic struck in the first quarter of 2020. Barbados and the Caribbean have lost another stalwart in the hotel and tourism industry
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Tokyo Olympics latest: Green light for 10 000 fans at all events
Up to 10 000 fans will be allowed at Tokyo Olympics events, organisers, warning competition could move behind closed doors if infections surge.
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Jamaica to receive more vaccines
Minister of Health & Wellness, Dr Christopher Tufton, is assuring Jamaicans that more vaccine supplies will come into the country as negotiations continue with suppliers and donors. “We are anticipating the receipt of supplies of...
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Bitcoin Jumps After El Salvador Says it'll Start Accepting it as Legal Tender | Dallas Weekly
Cryptocurrencies don't require a bank account; they're held in digital wallets. That could help people in poorer communities — such as many in El Salvador but also in minority communities in the United States — gain increased access to their finances.
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Caribbean Express project launches subsea cable linking Florida to Panama
ATLANTA, Feb. 18, CMC – Ocean Networks (ONI) a company based in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States, has confirmed the launch of its Caribbean Express project, an 18-fibre pair subsea cable system linking the state of Florida to Panama. The...
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More accolades for Cloud Carib Limited - Barbados Today
Caribbean tech firm, Cloud Carib Limited, has been named the top provider of premier managed services in the Caribbean region by the prestigious 2021 Channel Futures MSP [Managed Service Providers] 501 rankings. For the third consecutive year, Cloud Carib, headquartered in The Bahamas, with
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Guyanese pop princess ready to represent region - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Guyanese-born, LA-based “Trap Pop” artiste, Jourdin Pauline wants to represent for her homeland and the Caribbean region like no other West Indian-descendant has ever done before. The 22-year-old singer and songwriter is preparing to release her debut EP entitled Love Songs About Nobody in the
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Tourism players urged to use downtime to improve products
WESTERN BUREAU: Audley Deidrick, president of the Airports Authority of Jamaica (AAJ), is appealing to stakeholders within the tourism sector to use the downtime caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic to improve their facilities to allow them to...
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From Towels to Grand Pianos Survey Reveals Daring Hotel Heists and National Trends - Dallas Weekly
By Stacy M. BrownFor The Washington Informer@StacyBrownMedia The hotel industry is in the middle of a busy holiday season as 2023 draws to a close, thanks to increased business travel […] The post From Towels to Grand Pianos Survey Reveals Daring Hotel Heists and National Trends
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Two arrested for firing at Bollywood superstar's home — World — The Guardian Nigeria News
Two members of a notorious criminal gang were arrested by Indian police on Tuesday for firing at the home of Bollywood actor Salman Khan in retaliation for the superstar's killing of two antelopes. The Bishnoi gang, accused of several murders and extortion rackets, hails from a wider desert-based
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Shifting to human rights-based approach to crime prevention - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
ALBERTO BRUNORI PEOPLE IN the Caribbean face some of the highest levels of violence in the world. Of the 22 Latin American and Caribbean countries surveyed in 2020 by the independent think tank Insight Crime, three Caribbean countries ranked in the top six with most violence. Jamaica tops
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Climate Change Should Not Be Ignored | New York Carib News
Climate Change can no longer be denied by the people of the United States, and now especially, the people in the Northeast United States.
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Homeland Security chief defends US handling of border surge - TheGrio
Faced with a rising number of migrants at the southwest border and criticism from all sides, the Biden administration’s head of Homeland... View Article The post Homeland Security chief defends US handling of border surge appeared first on TheGrio.
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New Caricom chairman optimistic about the future | New York Carib News
Noting that the past two years have seen all plans affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, chairman of the 15-member Caribbean Community (Caricom) grouping, Prime Minister of Belize John Briceno, says the region is ushering in 2022 “with hope and optimism.”
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Eta wreaks 'shocking' Central America devastation, dozens dead - Stabroek News
TEGUCIGALPA/GUATEMALA CITY, (Reuters) - The remnants of Hurricane Eta unleashed torrential rains and catastrophic flooding on Central America, with fatalities sharply up yesterday as streets turned into rivers and dozens more were feared to be buried in their homes by
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Ansa McAl Group not linked to Berrycove Ltd - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Berrycove Limited is a partnership between Anthony Norman Sabga Limited, a private investment company and Alquimi Renewables. There is no connection with the Ansa McAl Group which is traded publicly, according to Ralph Birkhoff, the general manager of Berrycove. The company will develop stat
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Nathi Mthethwa backs Sascoc resolutions to CSA crisis
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HAVANA, (Reuters) - Tropical storm Eta pounded central Cuba with torrential rain yesterday, bursting the banks of rivers and causing flash flooding in some towns before exiting via the island’s northern coast and churning on track to the Florida
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Affaire BNC : Smith Augustin et Louis Gérald Gilles clament leur innocence - Haiti24
Les conseillers présidentiels Smith Augustin et Louis Gérald Gilles, indexés dans un scandale de corruption lié à la Banque Nationale de Crédit (BNC), clament leur innocence face à l'opinion
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Argentina Donates COVID-19 Vaccines To The Eastern Caribbean
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Uganda: Greed Is Killing Uganda, Warns Gen Katumba Wamala
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