Criminologist Professor Ramesh Deosaran wants Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Patrick Manning to move quickly to address the country’s increasing murder toll.
The government of St Vincent and the Grenadines is planning to introduce what it calls a twin fiscal stimulus to cushion the impact of the global financial crisis.
A tourism official in Grenada has disclosed that American Airlines is to cutback on its scheduled flights to the island, just weeks after the reintroduction of the service following a ten-year break.
The United Nations said homosexuals in Haiti are more at risk for contracting HIV/AIDS as they hide from social programmes due to prejudice and harassment.
Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Patrick Manning said the government would be cutting major public spending in an effort to contain the fall out from the global financial crisis.
The St Kitts\' opposition People\'s Action Movement (PAM) has renewed its call for early elections in the twin island federation, following a spate of power outages.
The European Commission has accepted yesterdays’ ruling by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) against the European Union in its long-running banana war with the United States and Latin American producers.
The Government in Guyana has signed a deal, worth US$1 billion with Bosai Minerals Group for the construction of a state-of-the-art aluminium plant in the mining town of Linden.
As the region continues to feel the effects of the global financial crisis, the government in the Dominican Republic is reporting a drop in the number of tourists visiting the country.
The Human Rights Association in Guyana said there is need for a change in culture in the legal, security and religious sectors, in order to end violence against women.
The Prime Ministers of Antigua, the Bahamas and Belize, have pledged to push regional banks to provide more loans to builders and exporters, to boost jobs and trade, in an effort to counter the world economic crisis.
Leader of the Dominica Freedom Party (DFP), Judith Pestaina, is expressing concern over the dismissal of Ambrose George from the Labour Party’s cabinet.
Trade experts from across the Caribbean will gather in Barbados this week to identify opportunities to maximise the benefits of the recently signed Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) which governs future trade with European Union (EU) countries.
Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Patrick Manning, is projecting that the country will lose about TT$6 billions because of a fall in the prices of natural gas, oil and petrochemicals.
