Mexico City’s iconic Azteca Stadium and the Los Angeles Rams’ multi-billion dollar SoFi Stadium are among 16 venues to host games at the 2026 World Cup. The first 48-team World Cup will be held in 16 venues across 11 US cities, along with three venues in Mexico and two in Canada. It marks the first […]
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International Domestic Workers Day Domestic workers make an important contribution to society, providing vital care for families and households, but they remain undervalued. © Kate Holt / Solidarity Center GENEVA (ILO News) ‒ Only six per cent of domestic workers worldwide have access to comprehensive social protection, according to a new report from the International […]
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By Dánica Coto Associated Press The Associated Press SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — The caskets were rolled in one by one, lined up in front of friends and family who had no idea that many of the 11 Haitian girls and women they were preparing to bury had decided to flee their country. They were […]
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COVID-19 hits a US plateau of 100k per day: Why aren’t cases going up or down? by Joseph Choi The Hill Coronavirus cases in the U.S. have hit a plateau of around 100,000 new cases per day with little indication on whether they will rise or fall in the coming weeks and months of summer. […]
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NIA CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (June 16, 2022) — At a recent forum hosted by the Department of Physical Planning on Nevis, Hon. Spencer Brand, Minister of Physical Planning and Environment, called on developers and prospective developers on the island to partner with the department to ensure mutual protection. The Developers Orientation Seminar which was open to home owners and prospective homeowners, […]
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by Linda S. Hohnholz Jamaica Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has indicated that 2022 will be a historic year for the tourism sector, with record arrivals and groundbreaking agreements. In his 2022/23 Sectoral Debate Closing Presentation in Parliament yesterday (June 14), Mr. Bartlett pointed out that having eclipsed the one million-visitor mark in May, […]
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by Daily Sabah with AFP PORT-AU-PRINCE- Sources say five Turks kidnapped in Haiti last month have been freed. Details on the circumstances of their release the day before were not available, but the men, aged between 20 and 26, are in apparent good physical health, a source close to the case said. Michaelle Durandis, the […]
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Trending | View in Browser June 16, 2022 Here is today’s selection of top stories from The Associated Press at this hour to begin your day. Today’s Headlines French, German and Italian leaders visit Kyiv to show support KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — The leaders of France, Germany, Italy and Romania arrived in Kyiv on Thursday […]
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By Associated Press HAVANA (AP) – Cuba, once legendary for its sugar cane, produced only about half the sugar it had hoped to this season, and authorities acknowledged that while they will cover internal demand they will not be able to meet their international commitments. “It´s not a secret, the sector is in crisis,” […]
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Reuters Supporters of Black Lives Matter block Cordova street near a Vancouver Police Department building to protest against racial inequality in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada June 15, 2020. REUTERS/Jennifer Gauthier/File Photo June 15 (Reuters) – Black, indigenous and other racialized communities have faced disproportionate use-of-force and strip searches by Toronto Police, Chief James Ramer […]
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