The opposition Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) says the high rate of joblessness in the country is the result of the failed policies of the Hubert Ingraham Government.
The son of a former Dominican Prime Minister has been convicted after he pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm and three rounds of ammunition in an Antigua Court.
Fire officials in St. Lucia say they are investigating the possibility that a lit candle may have caused the blaze that resulted in the death of a woman and severe burns to her son over the weekend.
The Cuban Government is stepping up preventive measures amid reports that a second wave of the H1N1 virus has killed 41 people and infected about 1,000.
St. Lucia is challenging the criteria for disbursement of some 200 million Euros, intended to help banana dependent economies in the African Caribbean and Pacific States, deal reduced European tariffs for imports.
Chief Magistrate, Ivan Walters has set January 25 as the date for the start of extradition proceedings against former head of the Antigua and Barbuda’s Financial Services Regulatory Commission, Leroy King.
A former senior government minister in Dominica is rejecting calls by the main opposition United Workers Party (UWP) for fresh general elections following Friday’s polls.
The leader of the opposition, United Workers Party (UWP) in Dominica, Ron Green, has vowed to challenge his loss in the La Plaine constituency following a recount on Saturday.
Antiguan Senator, Colin Derrick is urging his government to co-operate with US investors who have lost money from investments they made with former Texan Financier, Allen Stanford.
The interim government in the Turks and Caicos Islands said the territory has reached the internationally agreed standard of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) for the exchange of tax information.
