Caribbean

Four students were killed in Trinidad yesterday in a motor vehicle crash.

A flight from Amsterdam to Aruba was diverted to Ireland earlier today after a passenger made a bomb threat during the flight.

The state-owned Central Water and Sewerage Authority in St Vincent and the Grenadines has enforced water restrictions, due to a shortage of rainfall over the past two months.

Lawyers representing the main opposition United Workers Party (UWP) have now filed election petitions in the High Court challenging the outcome of the December 18 general elections.

Law enforcement officials in Belize say a truce between rival gangs may have been broken after another grenade explosion this morning.

The citizens of Martinique and French Guiana have voted overwhelmingly against more autonomy from France.

The Guyanese government says the country is positioning its agriculture sector to play a more pivotal role both locally and regionally.

Grenada’s Labour Commissioner, Cyrus Griffith has recommended that the eight workers who were fired by the Grenada Distillers Company be reinstated.

The main opposition United Workers Party (UWP) said it is working on finalizing several petitions to be filed in the Dominican courts, to challenge the results of the December 18 general elections.

Honduran prosecutors have charged three military chiefs with abuse of power in connection with the ousting and exile of President Manuel Zelaya last June.

Mediation talks are scheduled to begin in Grenada today in a bid to end the country\'s first industrial dispute since the start of the year.

The Guyana police are probing the circumstances under which millions of dollars went missing from the Police Headquarters in Georgetown.