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(CNS): The 48-year-old man who was arrested last week for wounding is now facing murder charges following the death of the victim, who was stabbed multiple times during a fight outside the Cayman Turtle Centre on Wednesday. The West Bay resident, who was taken to hospital in the wake of the altercation in critical condition, has succumbed to the injuries sustained during the assault. The unnamed suspect, a resident of George Town, was rearrested for murder on Saturday morning, 23 May, and remains in police custody in relation to this incident. The police are appealing for any witnesses to the incident. Anyone who witnessed any suspicious events near the Cayman Turtle Centre and the Tortuga Rum Distillery on North West Point Road in West Bay at around noon on Wednesday, 20 May, is asked to contact the West Bay Police Station at 949-3999. Anonymous tips can be provided to the...

Overview: Former Cap-Haïtien Mayor Michel Saint-Croix has returned to lead the city after 15 years, heading a new interim municipal commission tasked with addressing worsening sanitation problems, flooding risks and deteriorating infrastructure. His appointment follows months of public frustration, protests over waste management and another reshuffling of local leadership in Haiti’s second-largest city. CAP-HAÏTIEN — Ex-Mayor Michel Saint-Croix officially returned to lead Cap-Haïtien on Friday, inheriting a city mired in worsening sanitation problems, deteriorating infrastructure and growing public frustration over living conditions in Haiti’s second-largest municipality. Saint-Croix, a businessman and founder of Rescue Training School (EFOSA), now heads a three-member interim municipal commission alongside nurse Edline Jean and lawyer-political activist Micardo Vréus. The group replaces the outgoing commission led by Angeline “Angie” Bell, whose roughly eight-month tenure coincided with mounting criticism over garbage accumulation, flooding risks and deteriorating roads across the northern city. “The challenges are enormous, but many hands...

Los Leñadores de Las Tunas en su cuartel general, el estadio Julio Antonio Mella, cortaron con facilidad las flechas cazadoras en el primer juego de la subserie. Un súper nocout de 16×1 fue el saldo del encuentro que solo duró seis entradas. Los vencedores conectaron 17 jits sin errores y los nuestros solo 4, con 2 marginadas al campo; mientras que, por Artemisa, solo Harold Vázquez pudo brillar con un jonrón para la única anotación del elenco. Los Leñadores decidieron temprano el desafío con cuatro carreras en el primer y segundo episodio, después una en el tercero, cinco en el quinto y dos en el sexto. La victoria para Antier Pérez y el reves a la cuenta de Omar David Pérez. Leonardo Joseph por Las Tunas logró jonrón dentro del terreno y Roberto Baldoquin, lo imitó; pero, su batazo fue fuera del parque para decretar la derrota. Mañana se vuelven...

0 Barbadian students are being encouraged to seize opportunities to further their education in China through language learning and cultural exchange programmes offered by the Confucius Institute at The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus. The call came from Dr Ché Corbin, Director of the Confucius Institute (Barbados), who spoke to Barbados TODAY on the sidelines of the China Bridge Chinese Proficiency Competition 2026 on Saturday. The annual competition provides a platform for students to demonstrate their Chinese language skills, deepen their understanding of Chinese culture and connect with peers through friendly competition. Dr Corbin explained that students from the primary, secondary and tertiary levels competed in separate divisions, with top performers earning the opportunity to travel to China. “We have primary school students, secondary school students, and UWI students competing in three separate divisions,” he said, noting that winners from each category would advance to a larger...

La Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Educación, la Ciencia y la Cultura (Unesco) formalizó en Uruguay la integración del Consejo Empresarial por la Ética de la Inteligencia Artificial (IA). Este nuevo ámbito intersectorial, diseñado para agrupar a corporaciones de diversas escalas, operará como una plataforma de intercambio con los organismos públicos para establecer pautas éticas claras tanto en el diseño de algoritmos como en la implementación de soluciones automatizadas en los procesos productivos. El director nacional de Telecomunicaciones, Pablo Siris, expuso los lineamientos de la estrategia estatal, enfatizando que el objetivo del país radica en legislar con estándares abiertos y amplia participación técnica para salvaguardar las garantías ciudadanas, evitando al mismo tiempo caer en regulaciones hiperprecavidas que asfixien la competitividad o la soberanía digital local. Las autoridades nacionales procuran un equilibrio inteligente que no penalice la productividad del sector tecnológico, sino que acompañe su evolución mediante una adecuada...

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