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Guyana has produced over 650 million barrels of oil in less than six years, with output set to surpass 1.4 million barrels per day and revenues projected to reach $10 billion annually by the decade’s end, fueling major national development.

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Prime Minister Mia Mottley urged Caribbean media to commit to truth verification and cultural education, warning that profit cannot be their only goal.

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Argentina’s strong peso has filled Brazil’s beaches with Argentine tourists, but while the middle class enjoys cheap travel, working-class Argentines and Argentina’s own tourism sector are suffering.

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The Trump administration is expanding its immigration crackdown with continuous vetting of visa holders, social media screening, and new travel restrictions as part of its broader anti-immigration agenda.

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A rare nurse shark with bright orange skin and white eyes — likely due to albino-xanthism — was caught and released off Costa Rica, marking a unique scientific discovery and prompting further studies into marine pigmentation and genetics.

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By Sir Ronald Sanders The Secretary-General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Albert Ramdin, has proposed a Road Map for Haiti. It is ambitious, detailed, and promising if adequately owned by Haitians. But plans don’t save people; action, commitment, and accountability do. Haitians must set priorities, approve budgets, and be accountable to their citizens […]

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Saint Lucia – In the past, temporary teachers did not look forward to the month of August. Due to their status as temporary teachers, they were not eligible to receive a monthly salary for August, forcing them to find other ways to cover their living expenses for that month. Temporary teachers work just as hard […]

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Saint Lucia –  Parliament has approved legislation to make feminine hygiene products permanently zero-rated under the Value Added Tax (VAT) Act, ensuring that sanitary pads, tampons, and similar products are always priced without VAT. This landmark measure is a decisive step in the Government’s ongoing effort to ease the cost of living while addressing a […]

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Basseterre, Saint Kitts – The Federal Ministry of Information, Communications, and Technology and Posts in Saint Kitts and Nevis proudly announces that its Permanent Secretary, Cheryleann Pemberton, has been appointed as the Second Vice Chair of the Executive Committee of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO). The announcement follows the successful staging of the CTO’s 63rd Council Meeting held in July 2025 at the historic Marlborough […]

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