Colombia has removed five items from the San José galleon shipwreck to begin detailed scientific study, deepening both archaeological research and long-running disputes over ownership with Spain and a US salvage company.
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Basseterre, Saint Kitts – The Government and people of Saint Kitts and Nevis extend heartfelt congratulations to Senator, the Honourable Isalean Phillip, Minister of State with responsibility for Social Development and Gender Affairs; Youth Empowerment, Ageing and Disabilities, for being named one of this year’s recipients of the Saint Mary’s University Young Alumni of the […]
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Vernan George– St. Kitts – Nevis Observer A St Paul man has been arrested and charged with multiple gun-related charges following a joint operation in St Paul’s Village on November 15th. A communiqué released by the Force stated, “The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force has recovered a high-powered firearm and matching ammunition following […]
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Cuban families hit by Hurricane Melissa now face rising mosquito-borne illnesses made worse by flooding, shortages, and a collapsing public health system.
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Haiti’s prisons are dangerously overcrowded and inhuman, with most detainees awaiting trial for years, while the UN pushes for reforms to improve conditions and strengthen the justice system.
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Jamaica’s Cabinet Secretary says AI should empower, not replace, public servants, and urges continued training and innovation to build a modern, fair, and competitive public sector.
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A ten-year-old aspiring president met President Ali on International Men’s Day and impressed him with his confidence, curiosity, and concern for other children.
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A Klimt portrait with a turbulent history sold for $236.4m in New York, becoming the second-most expensive artwork ever sold at auction.
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By Vernan George – St Kitts-Nevis Observer A Government Road resident has been fined $10,000 after police discovered more than 140 cannabis plants growing on his property during the execution of a search warrant earlier this year. Oriel Perkins pleaded guilty when he appeared before District ‘C’ Magistrate Mr Benjamin on 18 November. According to […]
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Pope Leo strongly criticised the Trump administration’s harsh treatment of immigrants while also urging global leaders to show real commitment to tackling climate change.
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