FIFA executive arrested on cruise ship
By Evan Perez, From CNN U.S. prosecutors charge 16 more FIFA officials (CNN) U.S. authorities keep finding more unceremonious ways to arrest top soccer executives from around the world. Hector Trujillo, general secretary of Guatemala’s soccer federation and a judge…
Fifa indictment laid bare: Fine art, a luxury yacht & a swimming pool
By Patrick Nathanson From BBC The full extent of the alleged corruption at Fifa has been laid bare in the 240-page indictment released by US authorities on Thursday. Sixteen more officials have been charged, with two more vice-presidents arrested in…
Latin America, Caribbean a ‘Zone of Peace’ in World of Crisis
From telesurtv The U.N. Population Fund report finds vulnerability has increased worldwide. While Latin America remains peaceful, climate change is the biggest threat. Latin America and the Caribbean is a “zone of peace” in the world despite lasting challenges in…
HBO Latin America changes its image
MIAMI, FL – December 3rd, 2015 – HBO, the Pay TV channel that offers the best premium content in the region, launched today a new look & feel for its core channel and digital platforms in Latin America and the…
Westminster seminar touches on relevant topics
Minister of Finance and Economic Development Hon. Marco Archer is participating in discussions at the 64th Westminster Seminar on Parliamentary Practice and Procedure that range from parliamentary ethics and standards to the conflicting priorities of constituency, party and parliamentary work….
Is FIFA immoral? If so the Swiss will soon wind it up
By Matt Scott From Inside World Football “We are threatened with suffering from three directions: from our body, which is doomed to decay… from the external world which may rage against us with overwhelming and merciless force of destruction, and…
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Manchester United strike deal with Caribbean household name
By Alex Bell from Manchester Evening News Cable and Wireless partnership means fans in the Caribbean will have access to United content via mobile, tablets and desktop devices, as well as through the Flow To Go app Manchester United have…
Trans woman wants refund for transphobic treatment on cruise
By Dawn Ennis From Advocate It was supposed to be an idyllic getaway for transgender travelers and allies, but Sherry Donegan claims the cruise was ruined by rude and biased behavior. Sherry Donegan of Fresno, Calif., had never taken a…
Butterfield is Bank of the Year
The Banker names Butterfield “Bank of the Year” in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands For Third Consecutive Year Hamilton, Bermuda and George Town, Grand Cayman—4 December 2015: International banking industry publication, The Banker, today named The Bank of N.T. Butterfield…
US Eleventh circuit revives lawsuit by woman who claims she was raped in middle school sting operation
By Alyson Palmer, From Daily Report An Atlanta-based federal appeals court has revived a lawsuit brought by a young woman who claims that she was raped in a middle school bathroom in Alabama as school officials attempted to use her…
