Following an outbreak of the deadly swine fever in Guatemala, agriculture officials in Belize are implementing emergeny measures to prevent the sperad of the virus.
Judge Carves Jean Monday said that former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier, who made a surprise return to Haiti, after 25 years in exile, should face trial for corruption committed during his 15-year rule.
Amid growing debate on St. Lucia’s future relations with Taiwan, External Affairs Minister Alva Baptiste has declared his government will align with countries best suited to the island’s development.
Health officials have confirmed an outbreak of dengue fever that has even led to the hospitalisation of the Speaker of the country’s parliament Jennifer Simons.
IDB experts warn that millions of workers in Latin America and the Caribbean run the risk of poverty during their retirement years unless countries reform their pension systems.
The main opposition People's National Movement says it will not be bullied into supporting plans by the government, for new legislation to ensure the execution of convicted criminals.
HAMILTON (CMC):Two brothers died yesterday after their fishing boat struck reefs off the coast of St David's at the island's east end, police said.Police did not name the brothers, but family members confirmed the men as Michael Williams and Clifton...
TEXAS (CMC):The opening statements in the long-awaited trial of disgraced Texan billionaire, Allen Stanford, was due to begin late yesterday after a district judge quizzed 80 jurors in a case that has been ranked the second-largest Ponzi scheme in...
PORT-OF-SPAIN (CMC): The main opposition People's National Movement (PNM) on Monday said it would not be bullied into supporting plans by the Trinidad and Tobago government for new legislation to ensure the execution of convicted criminals.On the...
President of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association Josef Forstmayr says the lack of competition in the regional airline industry is stifling the tourism sector.
Grenadian Prime Minister Tillman Thomas has confirmed that a probe has been launched into reports that one of his ministers had promised an investor a gaming license.
The Grenada government has withdrawn legislation dealing with acts of terrorism, after Opposition Leader Dr Keith Mitchell expressed concern over the impact that the bill citizens.
The World Bank is reporting that Haiti has been making progress in several critical areas two years after the country was struck by a massive earthquake.
Defence attorney in Grenada Anslem Clouden is calling for an independent inquiry into allegations of use of excessive force by police officers in the country.
