Spain’s former football chief Luis Rubiales was fined and banned from contacting Jenni Hermoso after being found guilty of sexual assault for kissing her without consent following Spain’s 2023 Women’s World Cup victory, sparking protests and a movement for gender equality in football.
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Migrants deported from the U.S. to Panama were moved from a hotel in Panama City to the Darien jungle region, sparking concerns from human rights groups. Some migrants are seeking asylum, while others have accepted voluntary return to their home countries. One Chinese migrant has escaped.
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Cavin “Big Cheese” Grant of Fort Thomas Road, Basseterre, St. Kitts, has been sentenced to serve seven (7) months in His Majesty’s Prison for the offence of Larceny. Mr Grant was sentenced on February 18th, 2025, by Her Honour Sherry-Ann Liburd-Charles at theDistrict “A” Magistrate Court in Basseterre.
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Haiti’s national carnival in Fort Liberté has been canceled due to insecurity, but regional carnivals will continue. The government had planned a 300-million-gourde budget, with 170 million allocated to Fort Liberté.
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St. Lucia – Tourism and investment officials are looking forward to the completion of a resort development on Mount Pimard, that will further diversify Saint Lucia’s tourism offering-and-increase local economic opportunities. A’ila Resorts is a multi-concept development project that will include a wellness centre by TheLifeCo; a blue zone centre that will feature eco-conscious retail […]
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Usain Bolt lost $12.8 million in a major financial fraud at SSL, sparking legal action, government intervention, and a long battle for recovery, with partial repayments announced nearly two years later.
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Barbados and other Caribbean nations have been working hard to improve their criminal justice systems by introducing new features like plea bargaining and judge only trials.
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Craig Manders is suing a U.S. safari company after his wife, Lisa, was killed by a hippopotamus in Zambia. The lawsuit claims African Portfolio failed to ensure safety, while the company denies responsibility, saying they only arranged lodging. The suit seeks damages for negligence and emotional trauma.
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A special task force, led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.), plans to release a “black book” listing contacts and alleged clients of the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
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The lawsuit against Jay-Z and Sean Combs for alleged sexual assault in 2000 has been dismissed, but Combs remains in prison facing serious criminal charges.
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