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– Advertisement – Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago – On Sunday, 6 July 2025, the Honourable Mr Justice Winston Anderson was sworn-in as the fourth President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) in Montego Bay, Jamaica by His Excellency, the Most Honourable Sir Patrick Allen, ON, GCMG, CD, KSt.J, Governor-General of Jamaica. The ceremony was held ahead of the Opening of the 49th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and was attended by the Secretary-General of CARICOM, CARICOM Heads of Government, regional Heads of Judiciaries, Government Ministers, and former CCJ Presidents. In his remarks, President Anderson, a national of Jamaica and the first Jamaican to be appointed to the CCJ bench, noted, ‘As I assume the office of President of the Court, I do so not in isolation, but as part of a broader regional movement of national judiciaries dedicated...

Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Deputy Leader Desmond McKenzie says the St Elizabeth North Eastern constituency must never return to the fold of the People’s National Party (PNP), urging voters to give Delroy Slowley a second term in office. McKenzie, who spoke briefly during a road tour in the constituency on Monday, said the opposition party has no interest in developing St Elizabeth North Eastern, which it held for more than three decades, because it would still pull the votes required to win. He told onlookers and supporters on the tour that in Slowley, they had a good member of parliament. “I want you not to get carried away by the mischief of the PNP. I want you to stay focused during the election campaign, because this constituency must never ever go back to the PNP. You hear what I say? Unuh must never go back to the PNP because they...

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. addressed the impacts of the federal budget bill on the territory during a weekly briefing Monday at Government House on St. Thomas. (Screenshot from V.I. Government House livestream) A permanent increase to one of the U.S. Virgin Islands’ critical revenue streams took center stage during Monday’s weekly briefing at Government House, though Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. acknowledged that federal spending cuts pose a number of challenges. Teri Helenese, the territory’s director of State-Federal Relations and Government House’s representative in Washington, D.C., said that permanently increasing the rum cover-over rate to $13.25 per proof gallon means “we don’t have to keep going back to the Congress, begging for money that is ours.” Helenese repeatedly thanked U.S. Senate Finance Committee Chair Mike Crapo for adding the provision once the bill reached the Senate. “This win, this legislative victory was hard-fought and many years in the making,” she said....

Deputy Premier Gary Rutty (file photo) (CNS): The new tourism minister, Gary Rutty, has made a commitment to get Caymanians back on the frontlines of tourism and inject local culture into all aspects of the product. In his first public address to the sector, given at the Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA) Hospitality and Tourism Forum on Thursday, he said, “We have to go back to recognising that our greatest asset isn’t just our landscape; it is our Caymanian people.” After seven weeks on the job, he said he had begun meeting with stakeholders in the sector, from the larger hotel managers to tour operators, but this was just the beginning, and he would be meeting and listening to everyone’s concerns. However, his main priority would be to take a Caymanian-centric approach. “When tourists began arriving on our shores decades ago, they came for the sun, sea and sand; but...

Overview: Daphna Surin, a Haitian woman living in the Dominican Republic, is raising the alarm over the “arbitrary arrest” of four family members and two neighbors, detained for nearly two months amid a land dispute in a Port-au-Prince suburb. The family accuses a judge of the Pétion-Ville Court of Peace of procedural violations and abuse of authority, highlighting broader concerns about the management of property rights and the dysfunctional cadastral system in Haiti. PORT-AU-PRINCE —  Daphna Surin, a Haitian woman living in the Dominican Republic, says her family is still shaken after the arrest of four relatives and two neighbors over a land dispute in Pèlerin II, a community in Pétion-Ville—a southeast suburb in the hills of Port-au-Prince. The six were detained on May 14 -15 and held for 48 days before they were released. “I really can’t describe what I’m feeling,” Surin told The Haitian Times in an exclusive...

El portavoz presidencial ruso, Dmitri Peskov, ha comentado este martes el reciente anuncio del mandatario estadounidense, Donald Trump, de que Washington suministrará más armas al régimen de Kiev. Trump asegura que EE.UU. enviará más armas a Ucrania para que pueda defenderse El vocero señaló que “no había información definitiva” sobre si los envíos de armas estadounidenses a Ucrania se habían finalizado o detenido, ya que “había numerosas declaraciones contradictorias” al respecto. “Es evidente que los envíos continúan, según lo tenemos entendido. Es evidente que los europeos también activamente llenan de armas a Ucrania, y es evidente que estas acciones más bien no se enmarcan en los intentos de promover una solución pacífica”, dijo. Peskov resaltó que la línea que tomaron los países europeos en relación con la crisis ucraniana “está absolutamente orientada a contribuir en todos los sentidos a la continuación de los combates”. En cuanto al tipo y la...

Llegó finalmente el verano 2025. Luego de un curso escolar marcado por eventos climáticos fuertes y una aguda crisis energética aún sin solución, nuestros niños y jóvenes necesitan disponer de opciones de recreación sanas y económicas, un binomio difícil, sobre todo en aquellos sitios donde no se aseguró lo necesario, para enfrentar la etapa estival con atractivas propuestas. Un repaso a las opciones recreativas para niños en nuestros municipios y comunidades, revela el protagonismo que deben tener Cultura, Deporte y otras entidades, pero no siempre sucede así y a veces el verano termina siendo más de lo mismo. Hasta el Parque Infantil Los Caballitos, uno de los sitios emblemáticos de la ciudad cabecera llegó el artemiseño para conocer sus planes de verano. Misladys Calderín Torres, la administradora, refiere que muchas de las actividades proyectadas vinculan al Instituto Nacional de Deportes, Educación Física y Recreación (Inder), a la Casa de la...

Director of the We Gatherin’ Secretariat Senator John King says only respect and love can heal Barbados and is urging people to seize We Gatherin’ 2025 as a powerful chance to rebuild the nation’s cherished bonds of community. He highlighted this at the St Philip launch of the We Gatherin’ 2025 celebrations during a thanksgiving church service at the Oldbury Seventh-Day Adventist Church Complex yesterday. “If you respect me and I respect you, and if you love me the way I love myself, then a lot of the things we are complaining about today we probably wouldn’t have to face them. “We Gatherin’ continues to give people the opportunity to rediscover Barbados . . . use We Gatherin’ as that catalyst to get us to be kind to each other, to be loving to each other, to be thoughtful to each other, and to be the best Barbadians that we can be,” he said. The...

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