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WASHINGTON, D.C. CMC – A coalition of Caribbean private sector organizations has been launched here with a multi-year program to develop, design, and implement a policy and business advocacy campaign to promote the enhancement of the United States Caribbean Basin ...

FLORIDA, United States CMC – A United States federal court has found two Guyanese nationals guilty of violating the US Maritime Drug Law Enforcement Act. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said that Yugool Persaud, 61, and Desmond Wilson, 54, ...

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad CMC – Police are investigating a case in which the body of a one-year-old boy was found in a latrine, hours after a male relative told police that he had been abducted by three men on ...

WARSAW, Poland CMC – In the aftermath of the UN Climate Change Conference, governments have been urged to keep on track in moving towards a universal climate agreement in 2015. At the conference which ended on Saturday, countries also resolved ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica CMC – Jamaica has requested talks at the foreign minister level with Trinidad and Tobago in a bid to deal with an immigration issue that has so far resulted in a number of nationals being refused entry into ...

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad CMC – More than a thousand Jamaican nationals were denied entry into Trinidad and Tobago during the period 2010 to 2013, but Port of Spain maintains that immigration authorities have the right to refuse entry to ...

GEORGETOWN, Guyana CMC – Guyana has produced more than half a million tons of rice this year, surpassing the 2012 figure by more than 107,000 tons, according to official figures released here. The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country said rice production ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica CMC – A Supreme Court judge, Monday, threw out an application by former senator Arthur Williams seeking to prevent Opposition Leader Andrew Holness from filling vacant seats in the Senate. Justice Paulette Williams delivered her ruling in Chambers ...

By Patricia Grogg Cuba Correspondent HAVANA, Cuba (IPS) – From a very young age, Irma Castañeda has braided her curly hair and cared for it with natural recipes inherited from her mother, ignoring the widespread conception that Black women’s hair ...

BRUSSELS, Belgium CMC – A study published by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has found that irregular migration, trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants generally have a deleterious impact on development in Trinidad and Tobago. The study titled ...