The International Monetary Fund (IMF), says Barbados’ economy continues to face major challenges. These include low growth, a widening fiscal deficit and a high debt burden.
Prime Minister of St Vincent, Dr Ralph Gonsalves, says the proposed changes to the Passport Act to be brought to parliament next Tuesday will not protect persons who illegally issued travel documents.
Suriname President Desi Bouterse says the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) plans to cut production at Suralco to a third and lay off 1,000 workers including 800 contractors.
Bermuda’s Opposition Leader Marc Bean is under pressure from a leading children's rights advocate after admitting that he gave his young daughter ganja tea to treat her asthma.
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) says the region saw a record US$185 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) last year.
The Coast Guard said that during a routine patrol Sunday, officers detected an unseaworthy rusty vessel southeast of Key West, Florida, from which they safely disembarked 14 Cuban migrants.
A Guyanese woman has been given a 10-year prison sentence in the United Kingdom for scamming several persons out of millions of dollars with promises that she could cure cancer using a tree ...
Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell has told Grenadians that they should be prepared to undergo three years of tough sacrifices as the island implements an economic strategy with assistance from the IMF
The Antigua Christian Council says it has been forced to scrap plans for a political debate between the leaders of the two main political parties ahead of the June 12 general election.
In his address to the nation, President Donald Ramotar said the country is marking the milestone of its political history in a world that has grown more complex and more interconnected.
In what is being seen as another blow to embattled Sport Minister Anil Roberts, the prime minister said she has taken note of concerns raised in the public domain about the programme.
“MATT is shocked and disappointed that Mr. Stephen Williams would seek to legitimize the threat made on the life of a journalist on account of alleged inaccurate reporting.
The concerns by the Canadian High Commission in Port-of-Spain come even as Acting Police Commissioner Stephen Williams says the threats against the journalist could be the result of his own wrongdoing
Lawmakers in the Dominican Republic have approved legislation establishing a system for granting naturalised citizenship and permanent residency to people of Haitian descent born in that country.
"This entire situation has me angry that journalists, who work on behalf of the people, can be threatened like this," said the journalist, Mark Bassant.
