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Slayings of tourists and Colombian women expose the dark side of Medellin’s tourism boom
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Crime News

Slayings of tourists and Colombian women expose the dark side of Medellin’s tourism boom

MEDELLIN (AP) — The lush valley enveloping Medellin was once the heart of a brutal war involving the Colombian government, drug cartels and a smattering of other armed groups. But a sharp…
Posted by John McCarthy February 22, 2024
Tobago oil spill spreading to Grenada, could also impact Venezuela
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Environmental News

Tobago oil spill spreading to Grenada, could also impact Venezuela

PORT OF SPAIN (Reuters) — An oil spill that has stained Tobago's coastline is entering into Grenada's waters and could impact neighboring Venezuela, Tobago's Chief Secretary Farley Augustine told Reuters.…
Posted by John McCarthy February 21, 2024
Tobago oil spill blackens beaches, but mystery apparently cleared up
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Environmental News

Tobago oil spill blackens beaches, but mystery apparently cleared up

PORT OF SPAIN — The mystery vessel was reported overturned last week just off the coast of Tobago, the northern island of the Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago. No…
Posted by John McCarthy February 20, 2024
Widow and aides of assassinated Haitian President Jovenel Moïse indicted in his killing
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Crime News

Widow and aides of assassinated Haitian President Jovenel Moïse indicted in his killing

PORT-AU-PRINCE (AP) — A judge in Haiti responsible for investigating the July 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse has indicted his widow, Martine Moïse, ex-prime minister Claude Joseph and the former chief of…
Posted by John McCarthy February 20, 2024
Ecuador man gets 4.75 years in prison after guilty plea to cocaine conspiracy at sea
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Crime News

Ecuador man gets 4.75 years in prison after guilty plea to cocaine conspiracy at sea

CHRISTIANSTED — A man from Ecuador was given a sentence of 4.75 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to cocaine smuggling. Carlos Benitez Estupinan, 30, of Quito, was sentenced…
Posted by John McCarthy February 19, 2024
Mateo Morrison launches new book: ‘Pablo Neruda and the Dominican Republic’
Posted inArt News At VIFreep Black History News

Mateo Morrison launches new book: ‘Pablo Neruda and the Dominican Republic’

SANTO DOMINGO — The Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD), in collaboration with the Cultural Spaces Foundation and the Urban Tertulia, launched the book “Pablo Neruda and the Dominican Republic”…
Posted by John McCarthy February 19, 2024
Haiti gang wars block aid routes for most vulnerable, U.N. agency says
Posted inBreaking News Crime News International News

Haiti gang wars block aid routes for most vulnerable, U.N. agency says

PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) — A recent spike of violence in Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, is preventing the World Food Program (WFP) from reaching hundreds of thousands of people in urgent need of…
Posted by John McCarthy February 18, 2024
Cuba struggles to shore up subsidized milk supply for children
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Humanitarian News

Cuba struggles to shore up subsidized milk supply for children

HAVANA (Reuters) — Cuba is struggling to secure enough milk for children, a minister said, in the latest shortage putting strain on a decades-old subsidies scheme created by the late…
Posted by John McCarthy February 18, 2024
Honduras watchdog bans institutions from trading crypto
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Honduras watchdog bans institutions from trading crypto

TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) — Honduras' CNBS regulator has banned the Central American country's financial system from trading in cryptocurrency and similar virtual assets, it said in a resolution, citing risks of…
Posted by John McCarthy February 18, 2024
No visa required: Cuban biologists unravel mysteries of bird migration
Posted inBreaking News Caribbean News Education News

No visa required: Cuban biologists unravel mysteries of bird migration

HAVANA (Reuters) — University of Havana professor Daniela Ventura has intercepted a migrant. Her net, stretched taut on a forest trail in Havana's Botanical Garden, trembles. A catbird - a…
Posted by John McCarthy February 18, 2024

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