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US Citizen Recuperating After Shark Attack

NASSAU, Bahamas, CMC – A 64-year-old United States citizen is recuperating in hospital after he was bitten on the left hand by a Nurse shark, the police said in a statement on Tuesday. The statement said that the man, from Fort ...

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CARICOM Pleased With Growth In Intra-regional Trade

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC – There has been a “significant” increase in intra-regional trade in 2011, according to the Guyana-based Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat. It said that intra-regional trade in CARICOM has been positive with significant growth in the early period of the ...

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Warner Wins By-election In Ruling Party’s Heartland

Warner Wins By-election In Ruling Party’s Heartland

By Peter Richards Trinidad Correspondent PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Former National Security Minister, Austin “Jack” Warner, was returned to Parliament, on Monday night, after his convincing victory in the Chaguanas West by-election, which he had previously represented following ...

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Caribbean Seeking Reparations For Slavery

By Peter Richards Caribbean Correspondent PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (IPS) – As Caribbean countries prepare to observe Emancipation Day on Aug. 1, they are also caught up in an ongoing debate over reparations for slavery. St. Vincent and the Grenadines ...

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U.S. Backlash Growing Against “Stand Your Ground” Laws

By Cydney Hargis US Correspondent WASHINGTON, D.C. (IPS) – In the aftermath of the recent acquittal of 31-year-old Florida native, George Zimmerman, the state’s so-called Stand Your Ground law has come under national scrutiny, as have dozens of other states ...

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Haitian Women Still Waiting For A Seat At The Table

By Valeria Vilardo Haiti Correspondent PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (IPS) – More than two years ago, Haiti’s parliament approved a landmark amendment to the country’s 1987 constitution to ensure that women fill at least 30 percent of elected and appointed positions at the national level. ...

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