The Trinidad and Tobago government says it is seeking international assistance to deal with an oil spill that is threatening several areas in the southern part of the country.
A US Department of State spokeswoman has said the Obama administration has urged that the issues involving the court ruling be expeditiously addressed, in a humane way.
The Dominican Republic Constitutional Court’s September 23 ruling retroactively stripped citizenship from anyone born in the country to undocumented parents dating back to 1929.
The FAO says the agreement was announced during the Second Extraordinary Summit of the Petrocaribe oil bloc and the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America - Peoples’ Trade Treaty (ALBA-TCP
At a press conference yesterday, Mottley blamed Sinckler for the state of the economy, saying - “For Barbados to grow, the minister of finance must go.”
Haiti and the Dominican Republic have agreed to establish a joint commission to discuss the migration problem caused by a recent controversial ruling by Dominican Republic’s Constitutional Court.
Sweden’s ambassador to the Caribbean, Claes Hammar says his country only recently heard that it was mentioned among the European countries that the reparations committee is looking at filing ...
A High Court judge has dismissed an application by the St Vincent and the Grenadines government to strike out a case involving three teachers who were not re-employed after resigning.
The main opposition United Workers Party said it would not be intimidated by the St Lucia government after the Office of the Attorney General announced that it had filed a civil case against the party
Venezuela grounded an Air France flight after being tipped off by French authorities that a terrorist group might be planning to detonate an explosive device in midair.
Bahamas says it has six Venezuelans and nine Ecuadorians. Further, there were two Peruvian females, six Jamaican males, two Jamaican females, 54 Haitian males and two Haitian females in detention.
The One Bermuda Alliance (OBA) government yesterday announced that it has scrapped plans to hold a national referendum on gaming in Bermuda and will move ahead with gaming legislation instead.
The St Lucia government has amended the Customs Act making it more difficult for anyone to import toy guns into the country as law enforcement officials seek to curb gun-related crimes ...
African Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries ended a two-day meeting in Belgium yesterday expressing concern over the Economic Partnership Agreement with Europe and trade in commodities such as ...
