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Severe Floods Hammer Costa Rica, Leaving 2 Dead
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Severe Floods Hammer Costa Rica, Leaving 2 Dead

SAN JOSE — Relentless rainfall in the Caribbean region caused at least two deaths amid severe flooding and major infrastructure damage in northern and eastern Costa Rica, authorities said on…
Posted by July 27, 2021
Haitians Apprehensive of Foreign Troops As Government Seeks U.S. Help
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Haitians Apprehensive of Foreign Troops As Government Seeks U.S. Help

PORT-AU-PRINCE — A troubled past of foreign military intervention has made many Haitians anxious or hostile to calls requesting U.S. or other foreign troops be sent to there in the…
Posted by July 14, 2021
Police Patrol Havana In Large Numbers After Rare Protests Today
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Police Patrol Havana In Large Numbers After Rare Protests Today

HAVANA — Large contingents of Cuban police patrolled the capital of Cuba today following rare protests around the island nation against food shortages and high prices amid the coronavirus crisis.…
Posted by July 12, 2021
American Cancer Society’s St. Croix Relay for Life Set For Tomorrow
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American Cancer Society’s St. Croix Relay for Life Set For Tomorrow

KINGSHILL — The 20th Anniversary Committee has announced that the 2021 American Cancer Society/St. Croix Relay for Life will be held at the St. Croix Educational Complex at 4 p.m., Saturday,…
Posted by John McCarthy July 9, 2021
For Some Caribbean Countries, It’s Time To Pick Up The Pieces After Hurricane Elsa
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For Some Caribbean Countries, It’s Time To Pick Up The Pieces After Hurricane Elsa

KINGSTOWN — While Hurricane Elsa is currently battering the Caribbean, UNICEF has prepositioned humanitarian supplies for vulnerable families in all countries likely to be affected. Across the hurricane-hit Caribbean, extreme…
Posted by John McCarthy July 3, 2021
Anti-LGBT+ Laws Cost Caribbean Billions In Lost Business, Report Says
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Anti-LGBT+ Laws Cost Caribbean Billions In Lost Business, Report Says

ROAD TOWN, Tortola — Businessman Richard Branson on Wednesday urged Caribbean countries to be more LGBT-friendly as a report said anti-gay laws cost the region’s 12 English-speaking nations up to…
Posted by July 2, 2021
MBW Says $1M Donation From The Stephenson Family Will Fund New Campus
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MBW Says $1M Donation From The Stephenson Family Will Fund New Campus

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — My Brother’s Workshop (MBW) announces plans to build their new campus consisting of 30,000 sq. ft. in total which will be located mid island on Donoe Bypass…
Posted by John McCarthy July 1, 2021
U.S. Attorney’s Office Seeks To Increase Awareness Of Elder Abuse On WEAAD Day
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U.S. Attorney’s Office Seeks To Increase Awareness Of Elder Abuse On WEAAD Day

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated an Elder Justice Initiative which seeks to combat elder abuse and financial fraud targeted at seniors. Elder abuse is an…
Posted by June 16, 2021
Duterte Won’t Allow Scrutiny Of Extra-Judicial Killings For Petty Drug Crimes
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Duterte Won’t Allow Scrutiny Of Extra-Judicial Killings For Petty Drug Crimes

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine president has rejected full public disclosure of details of his administration’s deadly anti-drug crackdown, citing national security. President Rodrigo Duterte said in televised remarks Monday…
Posted by June 2, 2021
Acute Malnutrition Surging Among Haitian Children, UNICEF Warns
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Acute Malnutrition Surging Among Haitian Children, UNICEF Warns

PORT-AU-PRINCE — Cases of life-threatening malnutrition are expected to more than double among young Haitian children this year, due to COVID-19, gang violence and extreme weather associated with climate change,…
Posted by May 31, 2021

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