The Dominican judge hearing the election petition case brought by the opposition United Workers Party (UWP) has reserved judgement is the matter is to go to trial.
A human rights group in Haiti says more than 50 children are currently subjected to harsh treatment in jails in the earthquake-ravaged, French-speaking Caribbean country.
Lawyers representing two Trinidadian financiers of the United National Congress (UNC) have been able to temporarily block the extradition of their clients to the United States to face corruption charges.
The St Lucian government has lost an appeal at the highest court of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) in a case involving duty free concessions being granted to a government minister.
The Bahamian prime minister Hubert Ingraham and Opposition Leader Perry Christie have been trading words as to who should be blamed for the abrupt end of the budget debate in the country’s Parliament last week.
The Guyana government is expected to issue a full response to the latest human trafficking report by the United States that kept the country at the same level for the past four years.
Guyana is seeking to develop and implement strategies aimed at reducing and preventing suicides recognised as a serious public health issue here with nearly 200 deaths annually.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Works and Transport Minister Jack Warner says he fully agrees with the Integrity Commission that Cabinet ministers should divest themselves of their private interests upon their assumption of public office.
St Lucia’s National Security Minister, Guy Mayers, said there will be no political interference in the operations of the police force as the island seeks to curb rising crime.
A senior St. Lucian government minister is calling for a regional solution to crime problems linked to the number of criminals deported to the Caribbean.
