A dispute is reportedly brewing in Trinidad and Tobago between trade unions and the Government in Trinidad and Tobago over the issue of salaries for public sector workers.
Experts from several organisations have appealed for members of the Organisation of American States (OAS) to respect the human rights of Haitians in their post earthquake assistance to the country.
St. Vincent’s Agriculture Minister Montgomery Daniel is reporting that the sector continues to be a major contributor to the country\'s economy despite many challenges.
Guyana’s Health Minister Leslie Ramsammy is reporting that the country’s malaria situation remains worrying despite numerous efforts to get it under control.
The Barbados Labour Party (BLP) has called for the firing of Economic Development Minister Dr David Estwick, following reports of an altercation with opposition parliamentarian Dale Marshall.
The governing board of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has agreed to raise $70 billion in fresh capital, and erase $479 million of Haiti’s debt.
Haitians displaced by the massive January 12 earthquake are to benefit from housing solutions from the Bolivarian Alliance for the People of Our Americas (ALBA).
One of the four people hoping to become the presidential candidate for Guyana\'s governing Peoples Progressive Party (PPP) is calling for a new system to decide on the candidate.
Despite severe drought conditions affecting the region the authorities in St Kitts and Nevis say Basseterre has recorded more rainfall this year compared with the similar period in 2009.
The Government of Antigua and Barbuda has reached an agreement in principle with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for US$124 million in a stand by arrangement.
The high court in Dominica is today scheduled to begin hearing six election petitions brought by the Opposition United Workers Party (UWP) contesting the legitimacy of Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit’s election victory.
