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Cayman Islands Men’s President’s Cup First Round Results

Please see below the below results for the first round of the Men’s President’s Cup. We will be holding the draw for the Men’s President’s Cup Semi-finals this Saturday 17 January at the CIFA Centre of Excellence. The draw will…

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CONCACAF Disciplinary Committee fines Cruz Azul and Liga Deportivo Alajuelense, Suspends players from both clubs

MIAMI, FL (Monday, January 12, 2015) – The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) announced today that its Disciplinary Committee has levied fines on Cruz Azul Fútbol Club and Liga Deportiva Alajuelense, participants in the 2014/15…

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Cuba advances in the updating of its economic model

From Bahama islands info HAVANA, Cuba –Within the historical context of the return to Cuba of the three anti-terrorists imprisoned in the United States and the announcement of the re-establishment of diplomatic relations with this country, the over 600 Cuban…

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Champagne, French toast and not a single pirate – that’s what I call Treasure Island!

By Penny Smith From The Mail UK Blame it on Daphne du Maurier’s Frenchman’s Creek or Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow in the Pirates Of The Caribbean films…if a holiday destination comes with a tale involving a skull and…

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Caribbean migrants have a duty to help their countries

By Shai Tucker The Voice The community reflects on the anniversary of devastating Christmas storms DEVASTATION: Women wash clothes after storms damage the water supply in St Vincent UK-BASED migrants have a duty to support vulnerable Caribbean states struggling to…

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Things that Matter: The Preservation Barbados Trust & Tourism’s rebirth

By Sir Henry Fraser From The Barbados Advocate On Thursday evening I had the pleasure of taking part in the launch of Dr. The Honourable Chelston Brathwaite’s splendid autobiography TEN DEFINING MOMENTS. On Monday evening I took part in the…

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The Caribbean Reef Shark

From Epic Diving Caribbean reef shark, Carcharhinus perezi, belongs to the family Carcharhinidae. It has a robust, streamlined body typical of the requiem sharks, and is often mixed with dusky or the silky shark. Distinguishing characteristics include dusky-colored fins without…

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The great global lie [Cayman Islands owes prosperity to tax transparency]

By Richard W. Rahn From The Washington Times Offshore financial centers owe their prosperity to tax transparency, not tax evasion Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands — Cayman is prosperous, in part, because of a great global lie, which causes many big…

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Caribbean Lottery and Gtech bring after school advantage programme to Antigua

From Caribbean Times Good Shepherd Home For Girls to Benefit from Revamped Computer Room Gordon Street, Villa Area, St. John’s, Antigua: A group of deserving students in Antigua & Barbuda benefitted from the opening of Caribbean Lottery’s first After School…

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A Caribbean Island says goodbye diesel and hello 100% renewable electricity

From RMI Outlet Bonaire (pop. 14,500), a small island off the coast of Venezuela, is famous for its beautiful marine reefs, which are visited by 70,000 tourists every year. What many of the tourists don’t realize is that the majority…