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Apr?s des mois d'immobilisme, les USA passent ? l'action | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le Secr?taire d'Etat am?ricain, Antony Blinken, dans une d?claration intitul?e <>, a annonc?, mercredi 12 octobre 2022, le d?ploiement dans les prochains jours de <>, des restrictions de visas contre des fonctionnaires ha?tiens et des individus
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#BTEditorial - A PR battle in a corporate war - Barbados Today
Were the current Barbados Light & Power (BL&P) rate application before the Fair Trading Commission (FTC) a purely public relations exercise, the company would likely not get a one per cent increase, far less the near 12 per cent it is seeking.The BL&P, for most of its 111 years of operation on the
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Workforce costs, inflation causing 'perfect storm' for Indiana hospitals
By Joe Mueller Increases in labor costs, pharmaceuticals and supplies are creating a financial strain on Indiana’s hospitals, according to a report by the state's hospital association. “Taken together, these challenges are incredibly daunting for our health care system, our patients, and our
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Moruga mechanic killed over fender-bender
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News MURDERED: Colin Forbes - SADNESS gripped the close-knit community of Indian Walk, Moruga, on Thursday morning as they learned of the “senseless murder” of well-known and loved mechanic Colin Forbes, over what is being described as
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Senator wants mass screening for cancer
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Independent Senator Dr Maria Dillon-Remy speaks during debate in the Senate. FILE PHOTO/OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT - INDEPENDENT Senator Dr Maria Dillon-Remy urged the Government to initiate a mass screening of the population for
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$4 billion savings - Barbados Today
With the Barbados Economic Recovery and Transformation (BERT) Programme saving Government $4 billion over the last four years, it was an easy decision to go back to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Prime Minister Mia Mottley said Tuesday.In fact, she said while her administration could have
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Federal Auditors Zero In on V.I. Management of Disaster Recovery Funding
As officials charged with directing programs to help long-term disaster recovery appeared at a recent Senate committee hearing, they took responsibility for several shortcomings. Those admissions came from the official holding the title of chief recovery officer.
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East PoS schools benefit from learning programme
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of Education Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly chats with students of the Morvant Anglican School, at the Literacy Day Extravaganza, at NAPA, Port of Spain on Wednesday - ANGELO MARCELLE Education Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly said
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Intervenors say BLPC failed to justify rate increase - Barbados Today
Barbados Light and Power Company (BLPC) customers will have to wait a few more months to know whether they will have to pay higher electricity rates.At the conclusion of a 15-day Fair Trading Commission (FTC) hearing on the utility company’s application for a hike in basic electricity rates on
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Man slapped with $15 000 fine for 'mistake' - Barbados Today
Derwin Myron Worrell has to pay the High Court $15 000 for the “mistake” of having 20 illegal rounds of ammunition. A third of that money had to be paid on the spot on Friday.Justice Carlisle Greaves imposed the fine on the Maynards Housing Area, St Peter resident and ordered that the remaining $10
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Getting to Know the Senatorial and Gubernatorial Candidates
Dozens of faces vie for the territory’s 15 V.I. Legislature seats every two years, so how can voters get a clear look at where they all stand on the important issues facing the territory without relying on self-serving campaign materials or a handful of candidate forums where they may not even be
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Transport Board looking into customer complaints - Barbados Today
The Transport Board is investigating complaints from the travelling public and will be taking action to improve service.The state-run agency’s Chief Operations Officer Yvette Holder gave the assurance after callers inundated Wednesday’s Down to Brass Tacks call-in radio programme on Voice of
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East, Southeast ward residents say graffiti invasion not being addressed in their neighborhoods - WS Chronicle
East, Southeast ward residents say graffiti invasion not being addressed in their neighborhoods The post East, Southeast ward residents say graffiti invasion not being addressed in their neighborhoods appeared first on WS Chronicle.
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Access to modern technologies must be available to all - Barbados Today
The average Barbadian must continue to have a seat in the lucrative green energy economy.This was the strong message from Minister of Energy and Business Development Kerrie Symmonds to the House of Assembly, during Tuesday’s debate on the new Barbados Economic Recovery and Transformation
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Rules and Judiciary Forwards Bills to Full Legislature
After approving board members for several agencies, including the V.I. Housing Authority and the V.I. Pharmacy Board, the Rules and Judiciary Committee discussed and forwarded all five of the presented bills Thursday to the Committee of the Whole.
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Football f?minin : Ha?ti sait maintenant quoi faire pour aller ? la Coupe du monde | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le tirage au sort des barrages de la Coupe du monde f?minine de la FIFA (18 au 23 f?vrier) a eu lieu ce vendredi 14 octobre en Suisse. Plac?es dans le groupe B, les Grenadi?res ont h?rit? de deux adversaires, le S?n?gal et le Chili, qui sont ? leur
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BLPC boss grilled over refusal to pass on gains to customers - Barbados Today
The chief executive of the island’s monopoly electricity company admitted on Thursday that it had no intention of returning certain financial gains to customers.The confession was made by the Managing Director of the Barbados Light and Power Company (BLPC) Roger Blackman after he was recalled to
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Man injured in shooting at Dean’s Land, My Lord’s Hill, St Michael - Barbados Today
A man in his 40’s is nursing a gunshot wound following a shooting incident at Dean’s Land, My Lord’s Hill, St Michael on Thursday. Police responded to reports of gun being fired in the area around 9:05 p.m.,and discovered that the victim was shot in his left leg. He was taken by private vehicle
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PCA to probe shooting of San Fernando man over parking spot
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News SHOOTING: Three images, taken from screen grabs of a video posted to social media, shows Jamie Walker (dressed in blue) scuffling with an off-duty SRP officer in the carpark of a businessplace in San Fernando on Friday. The image
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Senator: Budget could fuel mental health crisis
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Psychiatrist Dr Varma Deyalsingh. Independent Senator Dr Varma Deyalsingh said the 2022/2023 budget had the potential of further fuelling a mental health crisis in TT, following the covid19 pandemic. He appealed to
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Barbadians encouraged to support poppy appeal - Barbados Today
Barbadians are encouraged to give generously to the annual Poppy Appeal as the official distribution of the poppies – a symbol of remembrance of the lives lost in World War I and subsequently World War ll – begins on Monday, October 17. This year’s appeal will run for four weeks, and the funds
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Startups Booming In Seattle
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Teens among 3 held for Maraval robbery
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo/Roger Jacob AN 18-year-old man and a 15-year-old boy were among three people held for robbing a Maraval man on Tuesday afternoon. Police said officers on patrol on Saddle Road, near Vallot Street, at around 12.30 pm saw
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Renuka scoffs at UNC senator: ‘My Ram is different to yours’
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister in the Ministry of the Attorney General Senator Renuka Sagramsingh-Sooklal - THE Hindu deity Lord Ram cannot be likened to former attorney general Anand Ramlogan and attorney Gerald Ramdeen despite one Opposition senator
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2022 Jazz Fest rocks the crowd on the last day of the fair - WS Chronicle
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Bridge marks progress on San Fernando-Point highway
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of Works and Transport Rohan Sinanan. - Photo by Jeff Meyers Villages and boroughs in southern Trinidad are one step closer to benefiting from the Solomon Hochoy Highway Extension to Point Fortin project. On Thursday
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Tobago records 16 new covid cases
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Image courtesy CDC TOBAGO now has 47 active covid18 cases after 16 new cases were confirmed between October 1 and 8, 2022. The island’s covid19 death toll stands at 285. In a statement on Monday, the THA Division of
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Control needed - Barbados Today
The head of one of the island’s public service vehicle (PSV) organisations wants an independent body established to monitor and have greater overall control of the privately-run transportation sector.Chairman of the Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) Roy Raphael made the call as he said
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Historic Preservation Committee Approves Modifications to Two Cruz Bay Restaurants and Master Plan for Historic Property near 99 Steps on St. Thomas
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Environmental laws woefully lacking, says expert - Barbados Today
Senior fisheries and marine specialist Professor Robin Mahon is calling on Government to introduce environmental protection and management legislation, as he raised concern that Barbados was falling short on the protection of some of its natural wetlands.The Professor Emeritus of the Centre for
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