Jamaica is advancing food security and marine sustainability through a UN-backed red snapper farming project that could reduce fish imports and strengthen the country’s blue economy.
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US and UK authorities have charged Cambodian businessman Chen Zhi and seized $14 billion in bitcoin, accusing him of running a massive forced-labour cyber scam through his Prince Group empire.
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A car bomb outside Guayaquil’s Mall del Sol killed one person, as Ecuador’s government blamed organized gangs for escalating attacks amid an ongoing internal armed conflict.
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The Trump Administration claims new U.S. airstrikes on boats near Venezuela target drug traffickers, but lawmakers and experts question the legality and lack of evidence.
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Saint Lucia – The Government of Saint Lucia will sign an agreement next week with the OPEC Fund for International Development. The monies will partially finance the cost of planned construction work along the Julian Hunte Highway (JHH), along with a loan from the Government of Kuwait. “At the World Bank meetings in New York […]
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Basseterre, Saint Kitts – Under the leadership of the Honourable Dr. Terrance Drew, Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis, the Cabinet met on Monday October 13, 2025, to deliberate on key policies and programmes aimed at advancing the well-being of every citizen and resident. At this week’s meeting, the Cabinet approved the Federation’s National […]
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Guyana’s government is backing local chefs through the Tapas Rum and Wine event, promoting creativity, cooperation, and pride in the nation’s evolving food culture.
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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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