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La prison civile de J?r?mie ? un carrefour mortel, des prisonniers lib?r?s | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Entre probl?mes d'eau, de nourriture, de surpopulation carc?rale, d'assainissement et d'assistance m?dicale, deux d?tenus racontent leur quotidien au journal. L'une d'elles est Firmante Noelsaint, incarc?r?e depuis ao?t 2021. Cette femme de 47 ans
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Date set - Barbados Today
The challenge against a High Court ruling that gave the go-ahead for the Senate to meet and conduct business before all 21 members were appointed in March will be heard in the Court of Appeal on January 24 next
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BIG BENEFITS - Barbados Today
One youth organisation has come out in support of the contentious Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) being introduced in schools here.Amid concerns that attempts were being made to slip the CSE agenda into the curriculum – on the heels of the controversial Inter-American Development Bank
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Independent senator: Budget doesn’t inspire hope
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Senator Anthony Vieira - Independent Senator Anthony Vieira said the budget did not go far enough to reassure a population left anxious, and in need of hope and guidance. He spoke in the budget debate in the Senate on
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PFA Approves Bond Issue to Help Along Renovations at Frenchman’s Reef
During a fast moving Public Finance Authority meeting on Thursday, board members unanimously approved a resolution for a bond issuance, leveraging local hotel occupancy tax revenues, to help finance renovations at the Frenchman's Reef Resort on St. Thomas.
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Roberts: PNM measures the same as IMF
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News UNC Senator Anil Roberts - Opposition Senator Anil Roberts said that fiscal measures being implemented by government are the same as those which would be imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) if TT had approached
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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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Senator wants mass screening for cancer
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Independent Senator Dr Maria Dillon-Remy speaks during debate in the Senate. FILE PHOTO/OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT - INDEPENDENT Senator Dr Maria Dillon-Remy urged the Government to initiate a mass screening of the population for
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Startups Booming In Seattle
Experts say that the Seattle startup scene is sizzling right now. There is record funding, a hiring surge, and 12 unicorns. The post Startups Booming In Seattle appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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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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La politique, c'est faire du neuf avec du vieux | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Lentement mais s?rement la demande du gouvernement Henry aupr?s de la communaut? internationale pour qu'une force sp?cialis?e arm?e soit d?ploy?e en Ha?ti, fait son chemin, avance et prend forme. Apr?s le premier ministre Ariel Henry et ses
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Brian A. Nichols et le commandant adjoint du Southcom de l'arm?e am?ricaine arrivent en Ha?ti avec une importante d?l?gation | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le secr?taire d'?tat adjoint aux affaires de l'h?misph?re occidental, Brian A. Nichols, qui dirige une d?l?gation inter-agence, est arriv? ? Port-au-Prince o? il doit s?journer 48 heures, a inform? un communiqu? du D?partement d'Etat des
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Appropriation bill passed in Senate
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News The Red House. File photo/Jeff Mayers The Appropriation (Financial Year 2023) Bill, 2022. has been passed in the Senate with 23 votes for, six votes against and no abstentions. This followed three days of debate on the bill in the
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Agriculture minister looking to long-term fixes for industry - Barbados Today
As public officials work on a strategy to assist struggling farmers with a possible feed increase, Government signals it is not in favour of providing any further subsidies.Minister of Agriculture Indar Weir made this revelation on Friday at the ministry’s headquarters, Graeme Hall, Christ Church
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Chronicle readers: Aware. Responsible. Motivated - WS Chronicle
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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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Police dog helps find guns, drugs, ammo in Morvant
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Police from the North Eastern Division visited the Old Train Line in Marabella on Thursday night where they found a quantity of ammunition, some of which are believed to be from the Regiment. PHOTO COURTESY TTPS Police from the
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Active Shooter Apprehended, Solberg Road Closed as VIPD Processes Crime Scene
Solberg Road on St. Thomas remains closed as the V.I. Police Department continues to process evidence from a shooting that occurred around 4 p.m. Wednesday, though officials said the shooter – responsible for opening fire on a group of V.I. Superior Court marshals – has been apprehended.
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Somebody must pay for controversial test, activist says - Barbados Today
Social activist Winston Clarke on Saturday called for an end to the 'rhetoric', saying someone must pay for the recent controversial Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) survey given to 733 first-form students without parental consent. Clarke spoke at a press conference, held on behalf of
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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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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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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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VITEMA Director Says Agencies Learned from Maria and Irma
Daryl Jaschen, director of the Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency, told members of the Committee on Homeland Security, Justice, and Public Safety Friday that government agencies learned bitter lessons from the hurricanes of 2017.
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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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Access to modern technologies must be available to all - Barbados Today
The average Barbadian must continue to have a seat in the lucrative green energy economy.This was the strong message from Minister of Energy and Business Development Kerrie Symmonds to the House of Assembly, during Tuesday’s debate on the new Barbados Economic Recovery and Transformation
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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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Man slapped with $15 000 fine for 'mistake' - Barbados Today
Derwin Myron Worrell has to pay the High Court $15 000 for the “mistake” of having 20 illegal rounds of ammunition. A third of that money had to be paid on the spot on Friday.Justice Carlisle Greaves imposed the fine on the Maynards Housing Area, St Peter resident and ordered that the remaining $10
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PCA to probe shooting of San Fernando man over parking spot
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News SHOOTING: Three images, taken from screen grabs of a video posted to social media, shows Jamie Walker (dressed in blue) scuffling with an off-duty SRP officer in the carpark of a businessplace in San Fernando on Friday. The image
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Rowley unbothered by PNM election concerns
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Region to get funding for resilience efforts - Barbados Today
The European Union (EU) continues to deepen its relations with CARIFORUM states while making millions available to help build a more resilient region in the face of ongoing social,  economic, developmental and climate crisis challenges.European Commission representatives joined CARIFORUM member
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