By Adlai Smith, Director of Public Prosecutions When you hear “DPP,” what pops into your head? Nowadays, some think of a big bad man in a dark suit whose job is to “lock people up.” Others imagine some faceless lawyer hidden in an office surrounded by dusty files. The truth, though, is that […]
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Basseterre, St. Kitts — Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Terrance Drew today, September 16th, led the nation in commemorating its National Heroes during the annual wreath-laying ceremony at the National Heroes Park. Speaking against the backdrop of the 42nd Anniversary of Independence, Dr. Drew urged citizens to reflect on the courage and sacrifice of the Federation’s five National […]
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CARICOM condemned Israel’s strike in Qatar as a violation of international law that undermines peace efforts in Gaza, urging restraint and renewed talks for a two-state solution.
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Guyana’s gas-to-energy project is 68 per cent complete, with 400 more workers joining as the government pledges cheaper electricity and new industries by 2026.
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The US has declared Colombia a failure in drug control under President Petro but kept aid flowing, while tensions rise over record cocaine production and Trump’s anti-narcotics drive.
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Robert Redford, the Oscar-winning actor, director, and founder of Sundance, has died at 89, leaving behind a legacy that reshaped American cinema.
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The Trump administration has escalated its Venezuela policy with a deadly strike on a cartel-linked vessel, raising fears of wider conflict, mass migration, and global fallout.
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Saint Lucia – Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre has confirmed that civil servants will once again receive a special bonus with their December 2025 salaries. The Prime Minister made the announcement during the 37th Annual General Meeting of the Castries East Constituency, where he underscored his Government’s commitment to workers and families. For the […]
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Saint Lucia – The Saint Lucia Athletics Association (SLAA) informs the public and our stakeholders that, on the advice of medical professionals and in consultation with her management team, our Olympic Champion and 100m World Athletics Championships Bronze Medalist, Julien Alfred has been withdrawn from the Women’s 200m at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in […]
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By Manuel Otero, Jorge Werthein and Sandra Ziegler The Latin American and Caribbean region is undergoing a rapid demographic transformation: falling birth and mortality rates, coupled with an increase in life expectancy, are resulting in an aging population. In this context, the situation of rural youth becomes more relevant. Persistent rural-urban migration, far from declining, […]
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