The Bahamas has launched a new mobile app that delivers real-time news, weather, emergency alerts, (and advertising) to keep citizens informed and connected.
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Cuban dissident José Daniel Ferrer has gone into exile in Miami after years of imprisonment and pressure from the Cuban government, vowing to continue fighting for the release of political prisoners.
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PortMiami risks losing its main fuel supply after the sale of its Fisher Island depot, prompting Miami-Dade officials to consider urgent plans for a new fueling facility.
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The U.S. has threatened sanctions on Caribbean and other countries that support a global net-zero shipping plan at the IMO, calling it a “carbon tax” that would raise costs and harm American interests.
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Basseterre, Saint Kitts – The historic Fort Thomas property in Fortlands, Basseterre, is set to be transformed into a world-class cultural and educational landmark, as Prime Minister the Honourable Dr. Terrance Drew led the ground-breaking ceremony for The Symbol of Love Museum and Monuments – a US$30 million investment that will redefine the tourism and […]
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Saint Lucia – Beginning October 13, 2025, the Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and Empowerment will launch a series of national mini consultations aimed at engaging persons with disabilities, their families, representative organizations, and key stakeholders in meaningful dialogue on the Draft National Policy for Persons with Disabilities. The consultations, which run until October 24, […]
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The United States has sent its first deportation flight to Guatemala carrying both Guatemalans and Hondurans, part of President Trump’s expanded crackdown on immigration.
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Paraguay hopes to become South America’s tech hub by using its cheap renewable energy, young workforce, and new digital initiatives to attract global technology companies.
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Over 16,000 students are now using Jamaica’s new National Rural School Bus Programme, which has exceeded early targets and is expanding to cover more schools and regions by year’s end.
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