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Puerto Rico announces plans for 60 pct hike in oil tax and a fiscal overhaul
San Juan, Oct 31 (EFEUSA).- Puerto Rico's government told the investment community that it plans to overhaul its revenue system...
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Carib News Desk prog: Falling oil prices unlikely to dent Trinidad and Tobago; Guyana’s Opposition Leader pulls out of Local Govt talks; Dom Rep charges first person for terrorism
The President and Chief Executive Officer of Massy Group, Gervase Warner says falling oil prices will not impact on his...
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Apple CEO Tim Cook: “I’m proud to be gay”
Washington, Oct 30 (EFE).- Apple CEO Tim Cook publicly acknowledged his homosexuality in an essay published Thursday in which he...
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Venezuela holds 10 for lawmaker’s murder
Venezuelan attorney general Luisa Ortega Diaz (AVN)Caracas, Oct 30 (EFE).- Ten people are in custody for the murder of a...
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Brazil hikes interest rates after Rousseff’s re-election
Brazil's President Dilma RousseffBrasilia, Oct 29 (EFE).- The decision by Brazil's central bank to raise interest rates following President Dilma...
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Massy’s CEO wants a business-friendly Caricom
President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Trinidad-based Massy group of companies, Gervase Warner speaking at the launch of...
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Two perish in cargo plane crash off Dutch St Maarten
The pilot's body shortly after it was off-loaded from boat (Daily Herald St Maarten photo)The pilot and co-pilot of a...
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Trinidad’s Carnival is on despite some Ebola fears
Trinidad and Tobago authorities have decided that Carnival 2015 will go ahead, despite concerns in some quarters about the deadly...
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World Bank earmarks additional $100 mn to fight Ebola
World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim tours a hospital in Nairobi, Kenya, discussing preparations and readiness for Ebola. So...
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Carib News Desk: Trinidad’s Carnival 2015 is on despite Ebola fears; two dead in St Maarten cargo plane crash and more stories…
Trinidad and Tobago authorities have decided that Carnival 2015 will go ahead, despite concerns in some quarters about the deadly...
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