Caribbean

WASHINGTON (CMC): A study by the Inter American Development Bank (IDB) has found that home ownership is unaffordable for many people in Latin American and the Caribbean.The IDB study, titled 'Room...

President Martelly says, governing was easier than he had thought and he has no regrets from the first year.

The Trinidad and Tobago government will “sooner or later” outline its position regarding same sex marriage in the country.

Premier of Nevis Joseph Parry has welcomed the decision by a Montserrat-based airline to expand its operations by including daily flights between Nevis and Antigua.

Cuban dissidents, who occupied a Havana church days before Pope Benedict the 16th visited the island, have rejected claims by Roman Catholic Cardinal Jaime Ortega that they had criminal records.

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has rejected a call from the second biggest partner in her coalition administration for a referendum ahead of Trinidad and Tobago joining the appellate jurisdicti

The Washington-based Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery Consultative Group says it has invited Haiti to become a developing country member delegate.

A rogue band of armed men pushing for revival of Haiti's military are refusing to disband and clear out of old military bases, despite repeated orders from the government, said the leaders of the grou

BRIDGETOWN (CMC): Britain's UnderSecretary of State at the Foreign and Common-wealth Office Henry Bellingham arrives here today, as part of a visit to several Caribbean countries, including the British Overseas Territories of the Cayman Islands and...

Television host Ian Alleyne pleaded not guilty to three charges under the Sexual Offences Act today.

Television host Ian Alleyne who is accused of offences under the Sexual Offences Act is due to appear in court later today.

The police in Trinidad and Tobago have arrested the host of a television show that broadcast the rape of a minor last October.