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Georgetown schools to remain closed Friday
(Georgetown, November 20, 2014) The Ministry of Education wishes to advise the public that all public schools in Georgetown will...
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Brazil negotiates accord with U.S. to develop anti-Ebola serum
Sao Paulo, Nov 19 (EFE).- Brazil's Butanta Institute scientific research center is negotiating an agreement with the U.S. National Institutes...
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Venezuela pledges commitment to Petrocaribe despite oil-price dip
Caracas, Nov 20 (EFE).- Venezuela pledged at a Petrocaribe meeting here Thursday to continue supplying oil on favorable terms to...
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CARICOM implements Single Market information project
The Caricom Headquarters, Guyana.San Juan, Nov 20 (EFE).- The Caribbean Community is implementing a Trade and Competitiveness information project to...
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Caribbean Development Bank to honor region’s 1st Nobel laureate
Sir Arthur LewisSan Juan, Nov 20 (EFE).- The Caribbean Development Bank and the University of West Indies will commemorate in...
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Bahamas still defending new immigration policy
The Bahamas’ Foreign Minister prepares to brief the Organisation of American States (OAS) and the Caribbean Community (Caricom) on his...
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Eastern Caribbean telecoms regulator warns Cable and Wireless about competition meltdown
The move by Cable and Wireless Communications (CWC) and Columbus Communications to create a combined business operation is not going...
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Caribbean News Desk radio prog: Guyana flooded; Caribbean Airlines boss takes home US$30K
Debris left on the Main Street Avenue by flood watersThousands of Guyanese in the capital city, Georgetown, and other coastal...
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Heavy rain causes severe flooding; schools in several regions closed
Heavy rain overnight rain has left several parts of Guyana’s capital, Georgetown, and a number of coastal areas flooded. The...
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Granger dumps Ramotar’s invitation for talks
Opposition Leader, David Granger has rejected President Donald Ramotar’s invitation to high-level talks, a move that appears to inch Guyanese...
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