Cuba is now hosting a major international conference, which is aimed at discussing measures to provide quality health care to poorer developing countries.
Former Premier and Leader of the Opposition Concerned Citizens Movement, Vance Amory and his colleague, Michael Perkins have tendered their resignations from the Constituency Boundaries Commission.
International media watchdog, Reporters Without Borders is worried about alleged telephone threats that reporter Ivan Cairo of the Paramaribo-based daily De Ware Tijd in Suriname received on Thursday.
President of Guyana, Bharrat Jagdeo said he will be seeking funding for the region\'s agriculture sector, at this week\'s United Nations food summit in Rome.
Antigua and Barbuda’s National Security Minister Errol Cort has called for his Government to review its stance on the death penalty in the face of an upsurge of crimes in the twin-island nation.
The president of the Human Rights Association in St Vincent and the Grenadines, Nicole Sylvester, is calling for equal state funding of opposing campaigns for the November 25 referendum.
The President of the Human Rights Association in St Vincent and the Grenadines, Nicole Sylvester, is calling for equal state funding of opposing campaigns for the November 25 referendum.
Haiti\'s new Prime Minister Jean Max Bellerive has promised to forge good relations with lawmakers who have ousted two heads of government in the last two years in the politically unstable country.
The Bharrat Jagdeo Government in Guyana has indicated that it will be turning to the Chinese Government for help to address the country’s electricity supply issues.
The Guyana-based Caribbean CARICOM Secretariat says it plans to send a mission to St Vincent and the Grenadines to observe the November 25 referendum on a new constitution for the Eastern Caribbean country.
The Cayman Islands Government said it plans to make it easier to secure work permits for family members and domestic staff of financial professionals seeking to relocate to the territory.
Caribbean Tourism Ministers in London for the World Travel Market are planning to register their displeasure with Britain\'s controversial air tax increase.
