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President Trump is sabotaging our country

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President Trump is sabotaging our country

Caribnews December 7, 2020

Dear Sir Vindictive president Donald Trump attacked our country for not reelecting him. Trump lost his cases...

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Louis Zabaneh’s election as PUP representative, the first non-Garifuna since 1974

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Louis Zabaneh’s election as PUP representative, the first non-Garifuna since 1974

Caribnews December 7, 2020

By Wellington C. Ramos As a child growing up in Dangriga on the north side of town...

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Vaccine vs geopolitics? Political ambitions may slow down battle against global pandemic

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Vaccine vs geopolitics? Political ambitions may slow down battle against global pandemic

Caribnews December 7, 2020

By Andrey Kadomtsev Foreign pharmaceutical companies have been vying with one another in being the first to...

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Is Grenada’s prime minister responsible for the parliamentary elections office?

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Is Grenada’s prime minister responsible for the parliamentary elections office?

Caribnews December 6, 2020

By J. K. Roberts The Supervisor of Elections (SoE) is constitutionally appointed by the governor-general to exercise...

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Looking for Marlon

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Looking for Marlon

Caribnews December 5, 2020

By Indranie Deolall In this record year of a raging and deadly viral pandemic, the Belgian authorities...

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Guyana and Suriname can underpin CARICOM’s sovereignty and prosperity 

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Guyana and Suriname can underpin CARICOM’s sovereignty and prosperity 

Caribnews December 3, 2020

By Sir Ronald Sanders The presidents of Guyana and Suriname have announced two major joint venture projects...

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A discredited administration stands accused

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A discredited administration stands accused

Caribnews December 2, 2020

By Denys Springer The incompetent Cabinet and government of Saint Lucia have abetted a prime minister in...

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Guyana reimagining the Caribbean Examinations Council for the 21st Century

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Guyana reimagining the Caribbean Examinations Council for the 21st Century

Caribnews December 2, 2020

By Terrence R. Blackman, Ph.D. In 1972, participating governments of the Caribbean established  Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC)....

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In defence of statues

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In defence of statues

Caribnews December 2, 2020

[This is an excerpt from an article in The Round Table: The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs. Opinions expressed...

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The View from Europe: Democracy alone is not enough

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The View from Europe: Democracy alone is not enough

Caribnews December 1, 2020

By David Jessop This was the year when much of the Caribbean went to the polls. General...

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