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Caribbean officials set to modernize justice systems through UNDP, ITU training

Jun 14, 2025 News Kaieteur News – Key government and judicial officials in the Caribbean are taking practical steps to provide faster, fairer, and more accessible justice services for citizens, by participating in a course led by the United...

Government amending GTA legislation to empower collection of fees

Government amending GTA legislation to empower collection of fees

by Linda Straker Amended GTA legislation among 3 pieces to be debated by Lower House on 17 June sitting Amendment specific to Sections 38 and 39 Legislation states that funding could also come from all amounts collected under authority of...

Canadians Boycott U.S. Travel As Airlines Shift to Europe and Latin America, Cutting U.S. Flights

Canadians Boycott U.S. Travel As Airlines Shift to Europe and Latin America, Cutting U.S. Flights

Since the beginning of the year, the relationship between the U.S. and Canada has been pretty tense. The situation worsened considerably following Trump's tariff war in early April when thousands of Canadians decided to boycott U.S. travel and...

Peru highlights regional integration to support Latin America and Caribbean development

Peru highlights regional integration to support Latin America and Caribbean development

The event was organized by the Latin American and Caribbean Economic System (SELA), in partnership with the Andean Community (CAN) and the Institute of Latin American Studies (ILAS) of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS). The diplomat...

Nathan Ordaz leads the Central Americans at the Club World Cup

Nathan Ordaz leads the Central Americans at the Club World Cup

The countdown continues towards the start of the largest Club World Cup in history. For the first time, 32 clubs will compete to be crowned the best team on the planet. Although clubs from Mexico and the United States have filled all of CONCACAF’s...

Mental Health and Access to Information on Late Effects: Challenges for Childhood Cancer Survivors in Latin America

Mental Health and Access to Information on Late Effects: Challenges for Childhood Cancer Survivors in Latin America

Cali, Colombia, June 13, 2025 – The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and strategic partners presented the results of the first collaborative study describing the current situation of childhood cancer survivors in Latin America and the...

Where Does Latin America Stand in the Global AI Race?

Where Does Latin America Stand in the Global AI Race?

Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: Engineers build a Latin American AI model, former Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner loses a trial, and Colombia reels from a high-profile shooting....

South America is becoming an increasingly popular holiday spot for Aussies - here's where you should visit

South America is becoming an increasingly popular holiday spot for Aussies - here's where you should visit

There are some holiday destinations that will always be high on the list for Aussies: Bali, Hawaii, Japan, and Italy. But there's one region which has quietly but steadily been growing in popularity for Australians planning overseas holidays....

Tougher times for politicians on the take

Tougher times for politicians on the take

To the evident discomfort of politicians who remain attached to the old ways of doing things, Argentina is turning into a country in which even the most powerful among them understand that they would be well advised to respect the letter of the...

Department of Latin American Studies opens at Romanian-American University

Department of Latin American Studies opens at Romanian-American University

The Romanian-American University has officially launched the country’s first Department of Latin American Studies (DSLA), marking a significant step in its internationalization efforts. The inauguration brought together official representatives...

China’s Influence Operations in Latin American Media

China’s Influence Operations in Latin American Media

China’s influence over Latin American media and its journalists is expanding. To promote its interests and shape public opinion, China employs various strategies to spread its narrative and suppress criticism. In April, Chinese publishing group...

A new mandate for Caribbean film

A new mandate for Caribbean film

Commentary Dara Healy 37 Minutes Ago Dara E Healy - Dara E Healy “Ce pays, c’est une petit famille La famille, c’est tout ce qu’on a Il faut la protéger This country, is a little family Family, that’s all we have We have to protect it” ­– From...

Letter to Cuba roils Caribbean, Americas

Letter to Cuba roils Caribbean, Americas

Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- An unusual request from the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights about Cuban medical brigades that operate worldwide and provide...

Brazil-Caribbean Summit: Lula highlights South-South cooperation

Brazil-Caribbean Summit: Lula highlights South-South cooperation

Saturday, June 14th 2025 - 03:24 UTC The future demands unity, Lula insisted Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva highlighted the developing South-South alliance during his opening speech at the Brazil-Caribbean Summit at the Itamaraty...

Sad, Nigeria Yet To Key Into The Business Of World Football

Sad, Nigeria Yet To Key Into The Business Of World Football

1 Two major sporting highlights this week are the ongoing play­er transfers and the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup, which kicks off on Sunday. Following the conclusion of the football season last month, clubs across Europe have been active in the...

India’s rice production likely to surge to new record next season

India’s rice production likely to surge to new record next season

File picture: Women farmers sow paddy in a field in Budgam. | Photo Credit: ANI India’s rice production will likely rise to a record high in the 2025-26 season (September 2025-August 2026) even as global grains production could rise to a fresh...

The Enmore Martyrs COI led to an increase in political consciousness and transforming of conditions for sugar workers in Guyana

The Enmore Martyrs COI led to an increase in political consciousness and transforming of conditions for sugar workers in Guyana

Dear Editor, June 16 will be the 77th anniversary of the Enmore Martyrs, considered a watershed moment in British Guiana when five sugar workers namely Rambarran, Pooran, Lallabagee, Kissoon, Surujballi, and Harri were gunned down in cold-blooded...

GreenSinnergy and Axens sign MoU for SAF in Latin America

GreenSinnergy and Axens sign MoU for SAF in Latin America

GreenSinnergy GmbH, a company specialised in green project developments, and Axens, a global provider of technologies and services for the production of cleaner fuels, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore the development of...

EPA expands global footprint with strategic Latin American Engs.

EPA expands global footprint with strategic Latin American Engs.

These strategic participations reflect the capacity of the UAE’s publishing industry to build cultural bridges with the world. They also reaffirm the Association’s commitment to opening new horizons for Emirati publishers to exchange expertise...

Dr. Karen Pilgrim elected first female Chair of Caribbean RADO

Dr. Karen Pilgrim elected first female Chair of Caribbean RADO

Outgoing Chair Patrick Werleman of Aruba (right) hands over the gavel to newly elected Chair Dr. Karen Pilgrim of Guyana Dr. Karen Pilgrim of Guyana has made history as the first woman to be elected Chairperson of the Caribbean Regional...

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