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Thomson Fontaine narrowly re-elected leader of Dominica’s main opposition party
CNW - Economist Dr. Thomson Fontaine has been narrowly re-elected leader of Dominica’s main opposition United Workers Party (UWP), warning...
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PM Holness reassures Jamaicans there is no ban on Christmas parties
CNW - Prime Minister Dr. the Most Hon. Andrew Holness has reassured Jamaicans that there is no ban on festive...
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PM Mottley Sounds Alarm as Rising Global Tensions Threaten Caribbean Peace
The ongoing conflict between the United States and Venezuela has cast a spotlight on the urgent need for Guyana to...
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BHRO and Human Rights International celebrate historic success of major Human Rights Events in Bonaire
Kralendijk, Bonaire – December 2025 — The Bonaire Human Rights Organization (BHRO), accredited by the United Nations together with United...
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JAMAICA | The Lomé Convention: Jamaica’s PJ Patterson and Zambia’s Vernon Mwaanga, The Last Two Standing
KINGSTON, Jamaica, December 11, 2025 - They are old men now—90 and 80 respectively—and they carry a memory that weighs more...
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ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA | Democracy by Demolition: When Political Threats Become State Action in Antigua
ST. JOHNS, Antigua, December 11, 2025 - The backhoe arrived at Morris Bay on Wednesday morning with the efficiency of...
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Kenyan police arrive in Haiti in first deployment since UN expands mandate
PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - A new contingent of 230 Kenyan police arrived in Haiti on Monday, Haiti's national police said, marking...
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OAS Mission urges electoral reforms in St. Lucia after orderly Dec. 1 polls
CNW News - The Electoral Observation Mission (EOM) of the Organization of American States (OAS) has issued a detailed set...
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MUO confirms Miss Jamaica sustained brain bleed, fracture in stage accident
CNW News - The Miss Universe Organization (MUO) has issued a new statement on the condition of Miss Jamaica, Dr....
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JAMAICA | Kaysia Earley, Nurturing “Seeds of Manna”
SOUTH FLORIDA, USA, - Nurtured by compassion and empowerment, the restoration of hope and renewal are all that’s to be...
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