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British Royal Couple Starts Caribbean Tour Dogged By Protest In Belize
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British Royal Couple Starts Caribbean Tour Dogged By Protest In Belize

BELIZE CITY (Reuters) — Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate arrived in Belize on Saturday for a weeklong Caribbean tour that was marred by a local protest before it…
Posted by VI Free Press March 20, 2022
Start of British Royals’ Caribbean Tour Marred by Belize Protest
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Start of British Royals’ Caribbean Tour Marred by Belize Protest

BELIZE CITY (Reuters) — Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate will not visit a cacao farm in an indigenous region of Belize as planned on their Caribbean tour, the…
Posted by VI Free Press March 19, 2022
CONSUMER CORNERED: $84.13 For Smoked Salmon! USVI Is King Of High Supermarket Costs
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CONSUMER CORNERED: $84.13 For Smoked Salmon! USVI Is King Of High Supermarket Costs

CHRISTIANSTED — Nobody has to tell anyone living in the U.S. Virgin Islands that you pay high prices at the supermarket here. But $84.13 for less than five pounds of…
Posted by John McCarthy February 5, 2022
Curacao’s U.S. Military Corps Builds Strong Relationships During COVID-19 Lockdown
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Curacao’s U.S. Military Corps Builds Strong Relationships During COVID-19 Lockdown

WILLEMSTAD — Taking advantage of the reprieve from COVID-19 restrictions, the 429th Expeditionary Operations Squadron at Forward Operating Location Curacao reinvigorated their community outreach efforts and key leader engagements. In…
Posted by John McCarthy January 13, 2022
U.S. Virgin Islands Had The Second-Worst Economy In USA From 2009-2019: Report
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U.S. Virgin Islands Had The Second-Worst Economy In USA From 2009-2019: Report

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The U.S. Virgin Islands has the second-worst economy in the United States — with only Hawaii worse — over the 10-year period before COVID-19, Bond Buyer reports…
Posted by John McCarthy January 8, 2022
Barbados Plans January 19 Snap Election After Becoming Republic
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Barbados Plans January 19 Snap Election After Becoming Republic

BRIDGETOWN — Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley this week called a snap general election for January 19, just weeks after the Caribbean country became a republic and said goodbye to…
Posted by Bro Bot January 2, 2022
Can The Caribbean and Latin America Really Trust China As A Business Partner?
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Can The Caribbean and Latin America Really Trust China As A Business Partner?

On December 7, a few days after the third China-Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) Forum, the Chinese Foreign Ministry released the China-CELAC Joint Action Plan for 2022-2024. It…
Posted by VI Free Press December 29, 2021
Santa Left Omicron Under The Christmas Tree In The U.S. Virgin Islands This Holiday
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Santa Left Omicron Under The Christmas Tree In The U.S. Virgin Islands This Holiday

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — As of Christmas Day, there were 544 active cases of COVID-19 in the territory, the Virgin Islands Department of Health said. It is the highest number of…
Posted by John McCarthy December 27, 2021
Missing Toddler With Her Father In Chicago For Christmas, Police Say
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Missing Toddler With Her Father In Chicago For Christmas, Police Say

KINGSHILL — A toddler reported missing on St. Croix is with her father in Illinois and not believed to be in danger, and Police Commissioner Ray Martinez said that investigators…
Posted by John McCarthy December 25, 2021
North Shore Road Is A ‘Death Trap’ Angry St. Croix Residents Complain On Facebook
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North Shore Road Is A ‘Death Trap’ Angry St. Croix Residents Complain On Facebook

CANE BAY — North Shore Road (officially Sidney Lee Road) is a "death trap" — especially trying to drive it at night — St. Croix residents angrily complained on social…
Posted by John McCarthy December 19, 2021

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