BVI Arrests Alleged Author Of Fahie’s Bogus Immunity Letter
British Virgin Islands police arrested a long-serving public employee who prosecutors claim was the anonymous author of an unauthorized court filing on behalf of disgraced former Premier Andrew Fahie.
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P?nitencier national est devenu un couloir de la mort, s'alarme Marie Yol?ne Gilles | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste La responsable de la Fondation Je Klere, organisme de d?fense des droits humains, Marie Yol?ne Gilles, tire la sonnette d'alarme sur les conditions de d?tention des prisonniers dans les prisons, notamment au p?nitencier national. Selon elle, il est
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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti
Gona?ves: un mort et nouvelles sc?nes de pillages ce mardi | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Quoiqu'il n'y avait pas encore de manifestation dans la ville, plusieurs dizaines de protestataires la plupart au visage cagoul?, ont fait irruption dans les locaux de l'ancien 'Market Ind?pendance' et 'Ind?pendance Cin?', logeant actuellement la
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Barbadians encouraged to support poppy appeal - Barbados Today
Barbadians are encouraged to give generously to the annual Poppy Appeal as the official distribution of the poppies – a symbol of remembrance of the lives lost in World War I and subsequently World War ll – begins on Monday, October 17. This year’s appeal will run for four weeks, and the funds
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Power back in Tobago after island-wide outage
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago TTEC said power to Tobago was restored within minutes after a disturbance at the Cove Power Station, on Wednesday, led to a island-wide outage. - JEFF K MAYERS A disturbance at the Cove Power Station led to an island-wide outage
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Source: Trinidad News
Submit Tips and Help Crime Stoppers Find Missing Persons
Crime Stoppers is asking the community to help find two missing persons.
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Police seize $2.6m in ganja, 16 guns, ammunition
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Some of the 16 guns, ammuniation and marijuana seized by police in the Central Trinidad on Friday night. Photo courtesy TTPS - POLICE seized 16 high-powered rifles, five pistols, several thousand rounds of 7.62 ammunition
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Prediction for further economic slowdown - Barbados Today
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is warning of a broad-based and sharper than expected slowdown in global economic activity, with inflation higher than seen in several decades.What is more, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva has warned that these and other risks were pushing countries
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Family Movie Night Scheduled for Saturday Night at the AYSO Facility
The Lady Rover Soccer Club (“Lady Rovers SC”)  is hosting a free, family movie night on Saturday, Oct. 15, at the AYSO Facility (the field located near the Alfredo Andrews Elementary school) starting at 6:30 p.m. The free event will feature Hocus Pocus 2. 
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Federal Auditors Zero In on V.I. Management of Disaster Recovery Funding
As officials charged with directing programs to help long-term disaster recovery appeared at a recent Senate committee hearing, they took responsibility for several shortcomings. Those admissions came from the official holding the title of chief recovery officer.
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Great Pond’s History Dramatic, Future Uncertain
The Great Pond on the North Shore of St. Croix has gone through dramatic changes since Hurricane Hugo in 1989. Some of the changes are natural, but human activity has played its part, too.
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More than 1,300 Venezuelans receive their passports
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Yanetzis Da Costa, Alfredo Bastidas, Katiuska Pantoja and Lizardis Navarro show their Venezuelan passports delivered by their country's embassy in Port of Spain. Photo by Grevic Alvarado OVER 1,300 Venezuelans received their
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Source: Trinidad News
Rules and Judiciary Forwards Bills to Full Legislature
After approving board members for several agencies, including the V.I. Housing Authority and the V.I. Pharmacy Board, the Rules and Judiciary Committee discussed and forwarded all five of the presented bills Thursday to the Committee of the Whole.
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Les n?gociations am?ricaines ne vont pas ? l'essentiel | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Un nouveau round de r?unions se tient depuis mercredi entre ?missaires am?ricains et acteurs ha?tiens. Tout se d?roule sans aucune rencontre entre les parties ha?tiennes, pour le moment, et un doute : s'agit-il de conversations ou de n?gociations
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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti
East, Southeast ward residents say graffiti invasion not being addressed in their neighborhoods - WS Chronicle
East, Southeast ward residents say graffiti invasion not being addressed in their neighborhoods The post East, Southeast ward residents say graffiti invasion not being addressed in their neighborhoods appeared first on WS Chronicle.
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Historic Preservation Committee Approves Modifications to Two Cruz Bay Restaurants and Master Plan for Historic Property near 99 Steps on St. Thomas
The St. Thomas-St. John Historic Preservation Committee approved several applications and issued continuances to others during a marathon online meeting Tuesday afternoon.
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AG tells UNC MPs: State owes me no legal fees
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC. File photo/Sureash Cholai ATTORNEY General Reginald Armour, SC, told opposition MPs on Tuesday that no legal fees are owed to him for any work he did for the Government as a lawyer before he
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Source: Trinidad News
[UPDATED] Government to align pension scheme with age 65 retirement
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC, addressing the media at a press conference at AGLA Building, Port of Spain. ATTORNEY General Reginald Armour, SC, has vowed to bring a bill this parliamentary year to change the
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#BTEditorial - A PR battle in a corporate war - Barbados Today
Were the current Barbados Light & Power (BL&P) rate application before the Fair Trading Commission (FTC) a purely public relations exercise, the company would likely not get a one per cent increase, far less the near 12 per cent it is seeking.The BL&P, for most of its 111 years of operation on the
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Senator: Budget could fuel mental health crisis
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Psychiatrist Dr Varma Deyalsingh. Independent Senator Dr Varma Deyalsingh said the 2022/2023 budget had the potential of further fuelling a mental health crisis in TT, following the covid19 pandemic. He appealed to
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Source: Trinidad News
<>, tranche Georges Michel | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Pour pacifier le pays, il va falloir importer une arm?e, a analys? l'historien Georges Michel qui tient compte du fait que les gangs d?fient depuis deux ans les autorit?s ?tablies. <>, rappellel'historien. Selon M. Michel, les dirigeants pratiquent
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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti
CinemaOne to open in Price Plaza early next year
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News From left, chairman of Endeavour Holdings Ltd John Aboud, CEO of CinemaOne Ingrid Jahra and CEO of Endeavour Holdings Ltd Anthony Rahael for the launch of Gemstone Price Plaza at the Brix Hotel, Autograph Collection by Marriott
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Source: Trinidad News
Procession after Explainer’s funeral on Friday
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Veteran calypsonian Winston “Explainer” Henry - Photo by Roger Jacob The funeral of calypsonian Winston “Explainer” Henry will be held on October 14 at 9.30 am at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port of Savannah. The Trinbago Unified
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Source: Trinidad News
Body in sheet found in Port of Spain
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo POLICE are trying to identify the body of a man who was found wrapped in a sheet on Duncan Street, Port of Spain early on Wednesday morning. Police said the Port of Spain Task Force received a report of gunshots on
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Senate: Right Historical Wrong With Rothschild Francis Pardon
Few names shine as brightly in U.S. Virgin Islands history as Rothschild Francis. While a bust of the early-20th Century civil rights activist stands in Educators Park with Edith Williams and J. Antonio Jarvis, so too do his convictions remain on the books.
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UWI principal says survey questions fine but process flawed - Barbados Today
The head of Barbados’ leading research institution has no objections to the questions posed in a controversial survey that quizzed students on sensitive issues, although he acknowledged that the right processes were not followed in getting children to take the test.And Professor Clive Landis, the
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Waste Management Director Gets More Spending Power
The head of the Waste Management Authority has new spending power, thanks to a recent vote taken by the agency’s board of directors. Board members accepted the recommendations of the agency’s chief financial officer to increase Executive Director Roger Merritt’s spending limit to a quarter million
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Transport Board looking into customer complaints - Barbados Today
The Transport Board is investigating complaints from the travelling public and will be taking action to improve service.The state-run agency’s Chief Operations Officer Yvette Holder gave the assurance after callers inundated Wednesday’s Down to Brass Tacks call-in radio programme on Voice of
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Workforce costs, inflation causing 'perfect storm' for Indiana hospitals
By Joe Mueller Increases in labor costs, pharmaceuticals and supplies are creating a financial strain on Indiana’s hospitals, according to a report by the state's hospital association. “Taken together, these challenges are incredibly daunting for our health care system, our patients, and our
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PM calls for peace and partnership - Barbados Today
Prime Minister Mia Mottley has called for greater solidarity between countries and regions to tackle the climate crisis and rising food and commodity prices, as she condemned the war in Ukraine.As Barbados and the rest of the Caribbean continue to suffer from the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine war
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