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Am I My Brother's Keeper? -- Addressing the Needs of the Self by...
The greatest human longing is to connect with something or someone who provides reciprocal love and affection.
Showcasing diversity to gain unity
PORT CHESTER - The Rev. Hilario Albert delights in the dozen or so Latin American cultures that fill his church with music and dancing.
Caribbean leaders voice concern on ALBA alliance
Some Caribbean leaders expressed concern Friday that a leftist Latin American alliance making inroads in the region could hurt a long-running project to integrate island economies.
Authorities to mother of five: You're being deported Monday
Anoush Sarkisian, 50, who faces deportation next week, rests Thursday at St. Rose Dominican Hospital's San Martin Campus after being admitted with heart problems.
Dominica... an island with a story to tell
A view of Scotts Head, Dominica. Malissa Lara With its lush green surroundings, breathtaking waterfalls and 365 rivers, Dominica is an island of untold beauty.
Ecuador, Dominica establish diplomatic ties
Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa and Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit signed in Caracas on Wednesday an agreement on the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Welcome to Maurice Bishop International Airport
Welcome to Maurice Bishop International Airport By Stephen Millies Published Jun 14, 2009 9:09 PM Grenada's international airport was renamed after Maurice Bishop on May 29.
Dominica: Statement by an IMF Mission
Mr. Wendell Samuel, head of an International Monetary Fund staff mission to Dominica, issued the following statement on May 23 after the conclusion of the mission: "An IMF mission visited Dominica during May 18-22 for discussions on recent economic developments and macroeconomic policies.
Chavez visits Dominica, unveils $35M oil facility
ROSEAU, Dominica - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez unveiled a $35 million oil-storage facility Saturday in the Caribbean island of Dominica, a day after he met with regional leaders about his Petrocaribe program.
She was the country's first woman lawyer and the first woman prime minister to serve in the Caribbean.
When Mike Peter looks at student housing, he doesn't just see bricks and mortar, he sees a component in the varied puzzle that makes up the life of a modern student.
On May 5, Mexican dominance irks other Latinos
With mariachis, tequila and parades, Cinco De Mayo will be celebrated this week in parties across the nation, kicking off a commemoration of Mexican heritage in the United States as a pseudo-holiday that has been adopted by the general population.
Time to care again for Caricom
IT seems that every time the countries of the Caribbean Community and Common Market make one step forward in the quest for deeper integration, they take two steps backward, and the goal becomes even more elusive.
Caricom welcomes Obama's new approach - Jagdeo
US President Barack Obama will meet Caribbean leaders later this year to follow up on bi-lateral discussions at the Fifth Summit of the Americas, as the US renews its strategy of partnership in the region.
PRIME Minister Patrick Manning yesterday said 'all countries without exception' at the Fifth Summit of the Americas want Cuba to rejoin the region, as praise poured in for the cordiality with which the talks had been held.
AMERICAS: An OAS with Cuba - Or None at All, Says ALBA
Cuba, the only country excluded from the Fifth Summit of the Americas that opened in Port of Spain on Friday, received strong backing for its demand for unconditional talks with the United States from eight governments of the region who met in the northeastern Venezuelan city of Cumana.
Summit ends without second group photo
The parting group photo of the Fifth Summit of Americas never happened. Why exactly was a mystery, but the collapse followed organizational shortcomings that even the Caribbean host nation acknowledged.
CARICOM leaders were last night due to act as virtual mediators between US President Barack Obama and Venzuelan President Hugo Chavez on the issue of Cuba, after Caricom leaders indicated they will not join Chavez in vetoing the Declaration of Port-of-Spain. Speaking with reporters after a three-hour Caricom caucus meeting aboard the Caribbean ...
Obama drives Chavez out of limelight
Venezuela's Hugo Chavez was greeted like a rock star by onlookers when he arrived at a 34-nation summit - but only because Barack Obama had slipped through a back door.
Caribbean celebrities are coming
Roosevelt SkerritPrime Minister of Dominica Assumed office January 8 2004 Member of Parliament for Vieille Case Incumbent Born: June 8 1972 Political party: DLP Residence Vieille Case, Morne Bruce Alma mater: New Mexico State University University of Mississippi Religion: Roman Catholic Roosevelt Skerrit is the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of ...