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Caribbean National Weekly

CNW Network Caribbean National Weekly Bringing you the latest news from the Caribbean and South Florida

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > guyana-retains-power-to-reject-migrants-under-us-agreement-president-ali-says

Guyana retains power to reject migrants under US agreement

13+ hour, 38+ min ago   (417+ words) President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali addressed the arrangement in a wide-ranging interview with Al Jazeera Guyana retains the authority to reject any migrant proposed for relocation under a new migration cooperation agreement with the United States, President Irfaan Ali has…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > united-oil-moves-closer-to-possible-offshore-drilling-in-jamaica

United Oil moves closer to possible offshore drilling in Jamaica

13+ hour, 28+ min ago   (654+ words) United Oil & Gas is taking another step toward potentially drilling for oil offshore Jamaica, commissioning a study to determine what equipment, costs and logistical support would be required for an exploration well. The UK-based company has hired NRG Well Management…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > trinidad-and-tobago-government-to-revive-zoso-bill-as-state-of-emergency-ends

Trinidad and Tobago government to revive ZOSO bill

13+ hour, 23+ min ago   (483+ words) The Trinidad and Tobago government plans to return controversial Zones of Special Operations legislation to Parliament as the country prepares to end its state of emergency on Sept. 17. Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander announced the move in the House of…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > oas-chief-warns-of-political-collusion-with-gangs-ahead-of-haiti-elections

OAS chief warns of political collusion with gangs ahead of Haiti elections

17+ hour, 28+ min ago   (369+ words) Organization of American States (OAS) Secretary General Albert Ramdin has warned that alleged collusion between Haitian politicians and armed gangs could undermine the credibility of the country's upcoming elections, saying the issue is widely known but rarely discussed publicly. Speaking…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > dominicas-skerrit-says-caricom-sg-barnett-will-remain-in-office-pending-ccj-opinion

Dominica's Skerrit says CARICOM SG Barnett will remain in office pending CCJ opinion

4+ day, 2+ hour ago   (621+ words) Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says he expects CARICOM Secretary-General Dr. Carla Barnett to remain in office while the regional grouping awaits an advisory opinion from the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on the process used for her reappointment. Skerrit…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > cuba-tourism-plunges-62-as-economic-crisis-deepens

Cuba tourism plunges 62% as economic crisis deepens

5+ day, 20+ hour ago   (385+ words) Cuba's tourism industry has recorded a dramatic decline in 2026, with international arrivals falling 62% during the first seven months of the year as the country's prolonged economic crisis and mounting pressure from the United States take an increasing toll on one…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > haiti-voter-registration-reaches-just-126-of-target-ahead-of-election-deadline

Haiti voter registration reaches just 12.6% of target ahead of election deadline

6+ day, 1+ hour ago   (459+ words) Haiti has registered just over half a million voters since launching its voter registration drive in July, reaching only 12.6% of its four million target with just over a month remaining before the deadline. According to figures from the Provisional Electoral…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > saint-lucia-accepts-first-6-us-migrant-transfers-rejects-4-others

Saint Lucia accepts first 6 US migrant transfers, rejects 4 others

6+ day, 14+ hour ago   (559+ words) Saint Lucia has received six foreign nationals transferred from the United States under its third-country nationals agreement with Washington, while rejecting four others initially proposed for relocation, the government said Monday. Foreign Affairs Minister Alva Baptiste confirmed the arrivals during…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > caricom-chief-calls-for-stronger-coordination-of-international-support-for-haiti

CARICOM chief calls for stronger coordination of international support for Haiti

1+ week, 16+ hour ago   (458+ words) CARICOM Secretary-General Dr. Carla Barnett has called for stronger coordination among regional and international partners supporting Haiti, warning that better collaboration is needed to avoid duplication and address the country's most pressing needs. Barnett made the call while addressing a…...

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caribbeannationalweekly.com > posts > jamaica-signs-j105-billion-contracts-for-post-hurricane-melissa-housing

Jamaica signs J$1.05 billion contracts for post-Hurricane Melissa housing

1+ week, 15+ hour ago   (392+ words) The Jamaican government has signed contracts valued at a combined J$1.05 billion to construct hundreds of semi-permanent homes for families in western and southwestern parishes severely affected by Hurricane Melissa last year. A total of 268 semi-permanent housing units will be…...