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CARICOM IMPACS Boosts Intelligence Platform To Fight Illicit Maritime Trade
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CARICOM IMPACS Boosts Intelligence Platform To Fight Illicit Maritime Trade

GEORGETOWN, Guyana — Windward, the Predictive Intelligence company applying AI to transform global maritime trade, announced today that it has partnered with The Caribbean Community Implementation Agency for Crime and Security (CARICOM IMPACS).…
Posted by VI Free Press March 3, 2021
Sun, Sand, Sea, Shots: Caribbean Seeks Vaccines To Revive Nosediving Economy
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Sun, Sand, Sea, Shots: Caribbean Seeks Vaccines To Revive Nosediving Economy

SAN JUAN — The Caribbean is hunting for visitors and vaccines to jump-start the stalled economy in one of the world’s most tourism-dependent regions. Clear waters and warm sand attracted…
Posted by VI Free Press March 3, 2021
How Can The USVI Energize CARICOM? Expert Column By Basil Springer, Ph.D.
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How Can The USVI Energize CARICOM? Expert Column By Basil Springer, Ph.D.

BRIDGETOWN — The Caribbean is a multicultural, multiethnic, multi-religious, multilingual region. The Caribbean Community and Common Market (CARICOM-1973) was initially a group of former British colonies. Today, CARICOM is a…
Posted by Basil Springer February 23, 2021
Full Caribbean Tourism Recovery Is Possible After 2021: OP-ED By David Jessop
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Full Caribbean Tourism Recovery Is Possible After 2021: OP-ED By David Jessop

Last year was a disaster for Caribbean tourism. Estimates suggest that visitor arrivals to the region fell by 75 percent in the last three quarters of 2020 causing overall Caribbean…
Posted by David Jessop January 12, 2021
Biden Will Have A Lot Of ‘Splaining To Do After Trump’s Neglect Of The Caribbean, Latin America
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Biden Will Have A Lot Of ‘Splaining To Do After Trump’s Neglect Of The Caribbean, Latin America

BUENOS AIRES — Donald Trump was clear with Latin America and the Caribbean during his four-year administration — don’t do business with China. That message fell flat and was largely…
Posted by VI Free Press December 28, 2020
Caribbean Countries Want Reparations From Slave-Owning Countries of Europe
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Caribbean Countries Want Reparations From Slave-Owning Countries of Europe

BRIDGETOWN — Caribbean countries have demanded that the former European slaving nations pay back their debts, vowing to eliminate colonial remnants that still exist in the region. The call came…
Posted by VI Free Press December 3, 2020
Washington Consolidates Its Position In The Caribbean: Commentary By David Jessop
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Washington Consolidates Its Position In The Caribbean: Commentary By David Jessop

Speaking recently at Bocas Lit Fest, Jamaica’s former Prime Minister P.J. Patterson, observed that in recent years there had been a “deliberate attempt” to split the Caribbean. After referencing the…
Posted by David Jessop September 29, 2020
Pompeo Says United States Not Seeking To Divide Caribbean Bloc CARICOM
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Pompeo Says United States Not Seeking To Divide Caribbean Bloc CARICOM

KINGSTON — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said today that the United States is not seeking to divide Caribbean bloc CARICOM after some governments voiced discontent that only certain…
Posted by VI Free Press January 22, 2020
Bank Of Nova Scotia’s Sell-Off Of $123 Million In Caribbean Assets Faces Increased Scrutiny
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Bank Of Nova Scotia’s Sell-Off Of $123 Million In Caribbean Assets Faces Increased Scrutiny

TORONTO — Bank of Nova Scotia’s plan to sell some of its Caribbean assets is facing scrutiny from a regional watchdog that has flagged what it says are the deal's…
Posted by Bro Bot April 9, 2019
IAEA Graduates First Set Of Caribbean Students In Radiation Management
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IAEA Graduates First Set Of Caribbean Students In Radiation Management

COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- For the first time ever, the IAEA’s School of Radiation Emergency Management celebrated the certification of trainees from the Caribbean. The successful completion of the School’s two-week course…
Posted by John McCarthy January 16, 2019

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