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Saving our beaches – It’s not too late for the Caribbean

By Voice Correspondent For more on this story go to: IN 1999 I was a member of the St. Lucia delegation which was attending the first Summit of Latin American and Caribbean countries and the European Union, which was held…

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Bahamian Immigration Officer under investigations for allegedly raping Jamaican woman

From Irie FM news An immigration official in the Bahamas has been sent on administrative leave pending an investigation into allegations that he raped a Jamaican woman. Reports have emerged, that the woman was allegedly raped last week. The Jamaican…

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Phillips calls for more int’l support for Caribbean region

From Jamaica Observer KINGSTON, Jamaica — Finance and Planning Minister, Dr Peter Phillips, has cited the need for a “new agenda” of support for Jamaica and other Caribbean states by key international stakeholders. Dr Phillips said that the support is…

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Re-engagement with Cuba: The strategic calculus

By R. Evan Ellis From War on the Rocks Yesterday’s (17) decision by President Obama to re-establish diplomatic relations with Cuba will be highly controversial domestically, but popular internationally. The normalization of ties between these two foes has potential to…

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Burglary arrest and Cayman Islands Operation Dasher

From RCIPS Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 11:06 AM Burglary Arrest Just after 5:00am Friday 19th December 2014, officers from George Town Police Station received a report via 911 of a burglary in progress at a bar on Seymour Road, George…

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The Publisher speaks: Cuba off the tourist track

Now that relations between Cuba and the USA are to be normalised I thought this poem is appropriate. I wrote this a few years ago when I went to Cuba with a church group of mainly other women and it was…

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Cayman Islands man pleads guilty in boating incident Richard Morrison Stein pleaded guilty to causing damage to another vessel, Miss Michelle, in the Cayman Islands Summary Court last Tuesday (16). Stein admitted he was navigating the vessel, The Flying Scotsman,…

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Finance CEO announced for Cayman Islands

Cayman Finance has announced the appointment of Mr Jude Scott as its new Chief Executive Officer. Mr Scott has led a highly distinguished career within the financial services industry of over 25 years and his appointment will be well received…

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Cayman Islands: Teddy really needs our help.

From CARE – Cayman Animal Rescue Enthusiasts Teddy’s Story! We received a call over two weeks ago now regarding a very, very scared dog that has a gaping hole around his neck due to an embedded collar. Sadly it seems…

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Cayman rebuffs calls for public registry of beneficial owners

From Cayman Funds A consortium of Caribbean countries led by the Cayman Islands has rebuffed attempts to force them to establish a publicly accessible registry of private companies’ beneficial owners. The rejection of the idea was delivered by the territories’…