KINGSTON, Jamaica CMC – Jamaica says it has been given an assurance by Venezuela that there would be no changes to the existing PetroCaribe agreement during the island’s four year agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Energy Minister, Phillip ...
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Police Find Severed Head Of Murdered Man
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad CMC – Police, Monday, said the severed head of a man had been found in the capital, and believes he may have been a victim of gang warfare in Trinidad and Tobago. Police said the body ...
Read More »Nine Children Reported Missing, Killed So Far This Year
KINGSTON, Jamaica CMC – Nine children reported missing, including three girls, have been killed during the period January to August this year even as the Jamaica government says more than 85 percent of children reported missing during that period have ...
Read More »Guyana And Brazil Seeking To Deepen Relations
GEORGETOWN, Guyana CMC – Guyana and Brazil will hold another round of talks later this month as both countries seek to expedite the process of deepening bilateral cooperation. No date has yet been set for the Guyana-Brazil Joint Commission on ...
Read More »Jamaica Government Confirms Tuberculosis Cases In Prison
KINGSTON, Jamaica CMC – The Jamaica government says it will continue to monitor the prisons, here, after confirming seven cases of tuberculosis among people in police custody during the January and August period this year. The Ministry of Health (MOH) ...
Read More »Lightning Blamed For Recent Spate Of Blackouts In Guyana
GEORGETOWN, Guyana CMC – The recent spate of blackouts in communities located in East Coast and East Bank of Demerara has been attributed to network related problems caused by the elevated level of lightning activity in recent weeks. Chief Executive ...
Read More »Farmers Concerned Over Agricultural Initiative Between Guyana And T&T
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad CMC – Agricultural stakeholders, here, are questioning a move that 10,000 acres of land will be made available in Guyana under the terms of a new facility to be administered by the Ministry of Food Production ...
Read More »Jamaica’s Sugar Production Down
KINGSTON, Jamaica CMC – Jamaica is recording a shortfall in sugar production this year and government is appealing to stakeholders to ensure the country meets its full quota to overseas markets including those in the European Union (EU). Agriculture and ...
Read More »Ex-NFL Star Pleads Not Guilty To Murdering Antigua Semi-professional
MASSACHUSETTS, U.S. CMC – Former United States National Football (NFL) star, Aaron Hernandez, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the shooting death of Antiguan-born semi-professional football player, Odin Lloyd. The former New England Patriots tight end was arraigned ...
Read More »US Judge Extends Detention Of Suriname President’s Son, Dino Bouterse
NEW YORK, New York CMC – A Federal judge has extended the detention of Dino Bouterse, the son of Suriname’s President Desi Bouterse, who was arrested in Panama last month on charges of drug trafficking and possession of illegal weapons. ...
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