
Archives for Thursday, December 4, 2003:
New cabinet appointed in Grenada
ST GEORGE'S, Grenada: The Oaths of Office and Allegiance were administered by Governor General Sir Daniel Williams to newly appointed Senators and Ministers of the Government of Grenada during a swearing-in ceremony Wednesday...
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New foreign exchange council for Dominican Republic
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic: The Dominican Republic's embattled peso jumped against the dollar on Wednesday after the Caribbean nation installed a military-dominated council to monitor what it called politically motivated currency speculation...
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Man caught trying to smuggle cocaine from Guyana
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AFP): A Guyanese man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges he attempted to smuggle cocaine in East Indian delicacies to the United States...
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CARICOM Trade ministers meet with WTO chief
CHRIST CHURCH, Barbados: As part of an intensive round of consultations with member governments, in the aftermath of the ill-fated Fifth World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministerial Conference, WTO Director-General, Supachai Panitchpakdi, met with CARICOM Trade Ministers in Guyana last week...
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US agents extradite nine from Dominican Republic
WASHINGTON, USA (AFP): US federal police removed nine Dominican Republic citizens from their Caribbean country to face trial in the United States, after Santo Domingo approved their extradition, the US Marshals Service said Wednesday...
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USVI on NBC Jumbotron in New York's Times Square
ST THOMAS, USVI: The United States Virgin Islands once again is projecting images of a tropical paradise above New York's Times Square and in hundreds of subway cars throughout New York City this winter...
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BUSINESS NEWS
American Express backs Caribbean tourism
MIAMI, USA: With its support for promotion of the Caribbean with one voice, and its support of local media houses in their coverage of cultural and environmental issues, financial services company American Express is solidly committed to the development of the Caribbean's tourism
industry...
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Potential buyers for Ansbacher
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - At least 88 potential buyers have expressed an interest in Ansbacher despite the bank's colourful past...
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LEGAL NEWS
Indo-Trinidad body sues Central Bank for racism
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad: An organisation of people of Indian origin has sued the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago for alleged racial practices...
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Privy Council hearing of Belize environmental protest gets under way
LONDON, England (AFP): A bid by environmental groups in Belize to halt the construction of a dam along the Macal River, considered one of the country's major nature reserves began
Wednesday before Britain's Privy Council in London... read
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TRAVEL NEWS
Caribbean Sun Airlines starts new flights to USVI
ST THOMAS, USVI: Commissioner of Tourism Pamela C. Richards has announced the addition of new regional airline service to St. Croix and St. Thomas this winter. Caribbean Sun Airlines will begin offering daily round-trip flights from San Juan, PR to St. Croix and St. Thomas on December 15...
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SPORTS NEWS
Ganga, Lara shine for West Indies in South Africa
RANDJESFONTEIN, South Africa, (AFP): Daren Ganga made a solid 70 and Brian Lara hit a lightning half-century as the West Indies scored a 12-run win against the Nicky Oppenheimer XI in the opening match of their tour of South Africa
Wednesday...
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