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Archives for Thursday, December 30, 2004:
Taiwan recalls envoy to Grenada
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AFP): Taiwan’s ambassador to Grenada has been summoned home
to Taipei in protest at the Caribbean island state's alleged plan to shift its
diplomatic recognition to Beijing...
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Trinidad & Tobago to send aid to Asian
disaster victims
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad: Trinidad
and Tobago's Prime Minister, Patrick Manning has announced that the country will
give "financial assistance" to the survivors of last week's tsunami disaster
which killed over 80,000 people in several Asian countries...
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6 killed in Jamaican ravine plunge
OCHO RIOS, Jamaica (UPI): Jamaican
police Tuesday tried to determine why a car plunged into a ravine killing six
people, including a 7-month-pregnant woman...
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Antigua's Consumer Affairs issues medical alert

ST. JOHN'S, Antigua: Antigua and Barbuda's Division of Price and Consumer Affairs (DPCA) has issued an alert to consumers of Aleve and other over the counter brands of
Naproxen. In speaking with Caribbean Net News, a spokes-person for the division reported that several well-known pain-relieving drugs are presently under scrutiny...
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Antigua's Cricket World Cup stadium drawings ready
ST.
JOHN'S, Antigua: Antigua and Barbuda Cricket World Cup organisers are reporting
the completion of preliminary drawings for the ultra-modern Sir Vivian Richards
stadium, where matches in the 2007 World Cup will be played. World Cup Antigua (WCA)
revealed that all drawings have been submitted...
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Caribbean nationals in the US encouraged to seek citizenship
NEW YORK, USA: Irwine Clare, Head of the New York-based Caribbean Immigrant
Services (CIS), has urged Caribbean nationals in the United States to seek to
become citizens of the country...
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Trinidad & Tobago should focus on earthquakes says expert
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad: There is the possibility that Trinidad & Tobago could experience a tsunami similar in magnitude those those which caused the death of over
80,000 in South East Asia on Sunday...
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Farrakhan to be guest speaker at St Kitts gala
BASSETERRE,
ST. KITTS: Nation of Islam Leader, Louis Farrakhan is the special guest at the
Fourth Annual Prime Minister's New Year's Gala at the Royal St. Kitts Marriott
Beach Resort on Sunday 2nd January 2005. Minister Farrakhan was born Louis Eugene Walcott to a Kittitian
mother on May 11, 1933, in Roxbury, Massachusetts...
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Spanish Foreign Minister to meet Cuban opposition
MADRID, Spain (AFP): Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos will
Thursday meet members of Cuba's political opposition to discuss human rights
under Fidel Castro's regime, diplomatic sources in the Spanish capital said...
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St Kitts-Nevis records EC$8.5 million current account surplus
BASSETERRE, St Kitts: The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) is reporting that the fiscal operations of the
ST Kitts and Nevis Federal Government, including the Nevis Island
Administration (NIA), improved during the first six months of this year
compared with the performance in the corresponding period of 2003...
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US Virgin Islands tsunami risk is significant
CHRISTIANSTED, USVI: Sitting atop a volatile seismic floor of the Caribbean Sea,
the United States Virgin Islands can be hit by tsunamis like the one that
devastated the coastal regions of southeast Asia last weekend...
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Tsunami warning system for the Caribbean
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados: There is no formal tsunami early warning system for the
Caribbean but there are efforts underway to set up one...
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TRAVEL NEWS
Guyana's air traffic controllers strike
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AFP): Guyana's air traffic controllers on Wednesday
went on strike, forcing cancellation of several international flights,
authorities said...
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SPORTS NEWS
Troubled Windies leave for Australia
ST JOHN'S, Antigua (AFP): New West Indies coach Bennett King has called on the
Caribbean side to be more consistent and bury the cash controversy which has
dogged the team's build-up to their tour of Australia...
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