The opposition party in Trinidad and Tobago has raised concerns over Cuba’s decision to waive the cost of the surgery and treatment for Prime Minister Patrick Manning.
Authorities in Guyana have stepped up security at the main Georgetown prison, following a foiled attempt by an infamous group of prisoners to break out of jail on the weekend.
Health officials in Guyana are now monitoring suspected cases of leptospirosis, which they believe might have been triggered by the widespread flooding across the country
At least two regional airlines have been experiencing flight delays and several cancellations due to the amount paid to air traffic controllers to implement what has been described as flow control restrictions.
The Brazilian foreign minister in Grenada Peter David has disclosed that his government will be opening an embassy there next year, as part of efforts to strengthen and deepen bilateral relations.
Attorney General Justin Simon has intervened in an impasse between pilots and the management of the regional airline LIAT over holiday pay and other contractual issues.
The St.. Kitts and Nevis government says it will be showing no mercy to persons convicted of criminal offences in light of the country’s record murder rate.
The United States has rejected a offered made by Cuba to release jailed political dissidents in the communist country in exchange for five Cubans convicted of spying in the US.
Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer has dismissed claims that non-nationals will not be allowed to return to the country until after the general elections next year.
