Two Dominicans have been charged fines totalling US$11,110 for human trafficking while charges of attempting to help 10 Haitians to illegally leave the country were dismissed.
The main opposition People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) has filed a motion of no confidence against Labour Minister Mansoor Nadir as the dispute between a local trade union and the Russian-owned bauxite company continues.
The police in Haiti police and members of the United Nations forces have started a campaign to recapture thousands of escaped prisoners who fled the central jail after January\'s earthquake.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister, Patrick Manning, has asked President George Maxwell Richards to dissolve the Parliament, paving the way for elections, two and a half years ahead of schedule.
The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Patrick Manning, has demonstrated his seriousness about calling a general election by being the first candidate to be screened by his party.
The government in the Cayman Islands has signed an agreement to permit the building of a medical hospital and university that might eventually house 2,000 beds.
A damning report on alleged mismanagement and corruption in Trinidad and Tobago’s Urban Development Company (Udecott) has led the government to sack its board.
A group of Non-Government Organisations in Trinidad and Tobago is expressing concern about what is says is the government’s rush to introduce same sex schools in the twin island republic.
The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has turned down a request by Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL) and its subsidiary for US$3 million in compensation from the Guyana government.
A senior United Nations health official is reporting that Haiti’s earthquake in January has endangered years of progress in fighting the spread of AIDS in the country.
Dominica\'s opposition United Workers Party (UWP) says the Antiguan court decision is encouraging for its own bid to have the results of the December 18, 2009 general elections overturned.
High Court judge David Harris has granted an interim stay of the ruling nullifying the election of three government MPs including Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer.
The Bahamian government has signed its 20th international tax exchange treaty with Australia, further strengthening the country’s standing in the eyes of the world’s leading economic powers.
Authorities in The Cayman Islands are seeking British help to tackle an ongoing wave of violent crime that has included five murders, a kidnapping for ransom, and a rash of gang-related shootings.
