The Government of the Dominican Republic has indicated that it will soon table legislation that will increase the list of countries to which persons can be extradited.
In a 21-page ruling, Chief Justice Ian Chang said while the National Assembly may approve or not approve the Minister’s estimates of expenditure, it has no power to amend those estimates by way of red
Jamaica is among several Caribbean states participating in the 2014 Caribbean Nations Security Conference, which opens in the Dominican Republic today.
Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller is leading Jamaica’s participation in the Second Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States.
The USCIS identified the Caribbean countries eligible to participate in the visa programs as Barbados, Belize, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Haiti and Jamaica.
The Prime Minister said Dominica is pleased to become the first island of the Organisation of Eastern States to move towards adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice as its final Court of Appeal.
Education Science and Technology Minister, Jerome K. Fitzgerald said he would not entertain any compromise when it came to protecting the country's children ...
St Lucia’s National Emergency Management Organization has denied suggestions that politics was guiding the manner in which it was distributing emergency supplies to persons affected by heavy rains.
Currency amounting to nearly US$100,000 was seized from two unidentified women destined for Montego Bay, Jamaica, by the United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency on consecutive days ea
Last Thursday, Federal officials announced that they had found 732 pounds of cocaine in December concealed in cans of fruit juice at the Port of Norfolk in Virginia.
The main opposition United Workers Party in St Lucia says it plans to hold an emergency meeting Sunday to consider changes to its leadership in Parliament.
Four years after the massive earthquake that struck Haiti, the International Organization for Migration says an estimated 146,000 displaced persons remain in camps.
The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of the Dominican government in a case challenging the election of former public servant Eluid Williams as President last year.
The cash-strapped airline, LIAT, has indicated that it will hold talks with the Eastern Caribbean Civil Aviation Authority after being served with a notice of penalty ...
The Coast Guard said this stemmed from five separate law enforcement cases. From December 29 through Monday, the vessels were interdicted in the Florida Straits with Cuban migrants aboard.
USAID mission director to Haiti, John Groarke, said in a statement on Saturday that USAID was “striving to build the capacity of local organizations to lead and manage development initiatives.
Psaki said the meeting marked the second time since January 2011 that the talks have been held. The talks also involved cooperation on aviation security, search and rescue, and consular document fraud
Haiti will tomorrow commemorate the fourth anniversary of the powerful earthquake that killed more than 300,000 people with a day of remembrance and reflection.
Prosecutors in the case against the former premier are demanding US2 million in cash, and US$8 million worth of assets before he can be released on bail.
A call has been made for the Government of Grenada to appoint a parliamentary committee to review the country’s drug law especially as it pertains to the possession and use of marijuana.
