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US: CDC Warns People Against Kissing Chickens, Ducks Amid Salmonella Outbreak
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) wants poultry owners to know that they should refrain from showing affectionate direct contact with feathery friends as salmonella infections rise.
PM Mottley Tests Positive for COVID-19
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has tested positive for COVID 19.
Gustavo Petro and Francia Márquez: a New Era for Colombia
"What is coming here is real change, real change," Colombia's new President-elect, Gustavo Petro, promised his cheering supporters at his victory speech on Sunday night.
Governor of Jamaican Central Bank Cautions Against Cryptocurrency Use
Governor of the Bank of Jamaica (BOJ), Richard Byles has urged persons using cryptocurrencies or who are contemplating this, to do so cautiously.
Cocaine Worth Over $99 Million Seized in Caribbean Sea by US Coast Guard
On Friday, the United States Coast Guard said that the crew of its cutter Thetis offloaded more than US$99 million in illegal narcotics at Base Miami Beach.
Rape Conviction for Brother of Antigua Prime Minister
Addison Browne was found guilty of raping a minor in his private car when he was tasked with dropping her home in the High Court after an animated jury trial.
CDB Focused on Increasing the Region’s Access to Financing
Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) President, Dr. Gene Leon, committed the organisation to accelerating efforts to access the projected USD 100 billon (bn) required to achieve the development envisioned for the region.
Bahamas Opposition Lawmaker Adrian Gibson Arrested, Faces 56 Charges
Opposition legislator, Adrian Gibson, has been granted US$150,000 bail after he appeared in court on Monday on charges of abuse of power while he served as executive chairman of the Water and Sewerage Corporation.
USAID, Canada Announce Multi-Million-Dollar Aid for the Caribbean
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Canadian Government have announced multi-million-dollar aid for Latin America and the Caribbean.
Growing Appetite for Child Sex Abuse Footage in Trinidad
There is a growing appetite for child sex abuse footage in Trinidad, according to United States-based Child Rescue Coalition (CRC) liaison Glen Pounder.
No Monkeypox Cases Confirmed in the Caribbean: CARPHA
In the Caribbean region, there have been no confirmed cases of monkeypox to date.
Venezuela Records Its First Case of Monkeypox
The Venezuelan government said on Sunday it had recorded its first case of monkeypox in a man who entered the country through its principal airport near Caracas after arriving from Madrid.
Belongings of Missing Men Found Tied Underwater in Amazon
Brazil’s search for an Indigenous expert and a journalist who disappeared in a restive area of the Amazon a week ago advanced with the discovery of a backpack, laptop and other personal belongings of the men submerged in a river.
‘Death’ for LIAT if Court Allows Creditors and Ex-Staff to Sue Company
LIAT’s administrator has filed a court appeal asking for the suspension of a previous High Court decision that ruled that an initial judgment blocking anyone from suing LIAT for outstanding monies was unconstitutional.
Venezuela Maintains Clear Demands in the Face of US Criminal Sanctions
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela maintains a set of “very clear demands that the cruel and criminal sanctions against the Venezuelan economy and society be lifted.