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Archives for Friday, March 25, 2005:
80-year-old found dead in Dominica, 15-year-old missing
ROSEAU, Dominica: Delia Rolle, 80, of Laudat, Dominica, was found dead in bushes near the village cemetery Wednesday. The partially clothed body was in an advanced
state of decomposition. The elderly woman had been missing for sixteen days...
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'Black line' stays in hurricane forecasts says weathermen
NEW ORLEANS, USA: Even though some argued that it's misleading, federal
meteorologists gathered here for the Annual Hurricane Conference have opted to
keep the much talked about slim black line in their hurricane forecasts...
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Newest US-flagged cruise ship to call on Antigua

ST JOHN'S, Antigua: Norwegian Jewel the newest ship in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet will begin calling at Antigua from November 6 this year. This was one of the announcements emerging from discussions during Seatrade with top executive of Norwegian Cruise Lines’, Lania Rittenhouse,
Vice President ...
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New ministerial appointments in Anguilla
THE VALLEY, Anguilla: The Governor of
Anguilla, acting on the advice of the Chief Minister has signed the necessary
instruments assigning Ministerial portfolios and Departmental responsibilities
to the Ministers of Government...
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Consultations on food security to be held in Antigua-Barbuda
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua: The country’s representatives who have returned from a
recent workshop in Belize have reported that several consultations will be
held in Antigua and Barbuda shortly on the role of information and
communication tools for implementing food and nutrition security plans...
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Jamaica to host hemispheric dialogue on water management
KINGSTON, Jamaica: Over 300 participants from the Caribbean and the Americas
will converge on Jamaica later this year, as the country will be hosting a
major hemispheric meeting – the Fifth Inter-American Dialogue on Water
Management...
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Nevis Tourism Minister issues statement concerning Barefoot Cruises
CHARLESTOWN, Nevis: Malcolm Guishard, Minister of Tourism for the island of Nevis, has issued the following statement in regards to the situation which has arisen concerning the cruise ship, S.V.
Polynesia...
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Dominica making headway in tourism
ROSEAU, Dominica: Dominica is
already reaping the benefits of the 7th Annual Tourism and Trade Show for
Travel, held in Martinique from March 11-13...
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Mexico offering scholarships to Caribbean students
WASHINGTON, USA: The Government of Mexico
on Tuesday formalized with the Organization of American States (OAS) a program
whereby some 542 scholarships will be given to nationals of Latin America and
the Caribbean allowing them to study in Mexico...
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Antigua Barbuda parliament debates Stabilization Fund Bill
ST. JOHN'S, Antigua: While religionists see it as a clear indication that reverence for "Holy Week" is ebbing away, Finance and Economy Minister Dr. Errol Cort and his parliamentary colleagues went late into "Maundy" (Holy) Thursday night debating the controversial "Stabilization Fund" ...
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Diaspora sending billions back home
WASHINGTON, USA: Latin American and
Caribbean workers living abroad sent a record US$45.8 billion to their
homelands in 2004, up from $38 billion the previous year, prompting the head
of a development agency to call for more attention from governments to the
role of Diaspora communities in sustainable development ...
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Diaspora website to create greater linkages
KINGSTON, Jamaica: In another move to
involve citizens in the Diaspora in the business of the country and highlight
their importance to its development, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
Foreign Trade on Wednesday (March 23) officially launched the Jamaican
Diaspora Foundation’s website...
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SPORTS NEWS
West Indies women lose to South Africa in a thriller
PRETORIA, South Africa: The West
Indies women's cricket team lost in a thriller to South Africa by one run in
their second match during the eighth women’s World Cup cricket competition at
the Laudium Oval in South Africa on Thursday...
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