Harvard’s President steps down, noting threats fueled by 'racial animus' in resignation letter. Caribbean Today's top stories this week

Harvard’s President steps down, noting threats fueled by 'racial animus' in resignation letter. Caribbean Today's top stories this week

 

Harvard’s President Steps Down, Noting Threats Fueled By 'Racial Animus' in Resignation Letter

BOSTON, MA – The embattled Haitian-American president of the prestigious Harvard University in Massachusetts has cited racism in her abrupt resignation letter submitted to members of the Harvard community on Tuesday.


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Trinidad and Tobago Orders Flags Flown at Half-Mast in Honor of Former Prime Minister Basdeo Panday

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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – Trinidad and Tobago's government on Tuesday ordered that the national flag be flown at half-mast on all state and non-state agencies and the country’s diplomatic missions abroad in honor of the former prime minister Basdeo Panday, who died on Monday at the age of 90.


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Kickoff That New Year's Diet With This Meatless Rasta Pasta Recipe

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NEW YORK, NY - Happy New Year! It is my pleasure to share with you some delicious Caribbean inspired recipes for another year. Today I decided that for the New Year I will be incorporating some new recipes that include ingredients that are adopted from other cuisines that are becoming staples in daily meals . For example – pasta!


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Bermuda Says Joining CARICOM is Part of a Wider Plan to Better Represent the Island's Interests

Deputy Premier and Home Affairs Minister Walton Roban (Right) in interview with Royal Gazette reporter Jeremey Deacon (Royal Gazette video)

HAMILTON, Bermuda - Home Affairs Minister Walter Roban says joining organizations such as the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) will help Bermuda represent its interests better internationally and build important relationships.


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Trinidad-Based Firm Starts Construction on Two Reverse Osmosis Plants in Antigua

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ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – A Trinidad-based company has started construction of two reverse osmosis plants in Antigua that will be expected to supply two million gallons of reverse osmosis water daily.


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Venezuela Deploys 5,000 Troops as British Warship Participates in Guyana's Military Exercises

CARACAS, Venezuela – President Nicolas Maduro says more than 5,000 troops participated in a “defensive” exercise on Thursday as Venezuela reacted to the decision by Britain to send a warship to participate in a military exercise off Guyana waters.


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Former Jamaica Tallawahs CEO Says Lack of Government Support Led to Repatriation of Team

Former Jamaica Tallawahs chief executive officer Jeff Miller (right) with Jamaica's Sports Minister Olivia Grange (left).

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Former Jamaica Tallawahs chief executive officer Jeff Miller said a lack of support from the government was the reason behind the decision of ownership to repatriate the franchise to the Caribbean Premier League.


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Guyana Begins Two-Year Term on United Nations Security Council

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UNITED NATIONS – Guyana has joined five other countries in officially taking up their two-year term on the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday.


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Jamaica Ends the Year as Highest Ranked Caribbean Football Union Team

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ZÜRICH, Switzerland – Jamaica will end the year as the highest ranked Caribbean Football Union (CFU) team in the FIFA World Rankings.


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President Irfaan Ali Defends Guyana's Socio-Economic Transformation Under His Leadership

President Irfaan Ali during broadcast on Thursday night (CMC Photo)

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – The Guyana government has sought to defend its policies and programs over the past three years insisting that there have been transformational benefits to the entire country.


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Dr. Ivelaw Lloyd Griffith is a political scientist and a Caribbean policy expert. He has published more than eight books and more than 50 scholarly articles. His research encompasses everything from Caribbean national security to drugs and crime issues. A past president of the Caribbean Studies Association, Dr. Griffith is also a fellow with the Caribbean Policy Consortium and Global Americans. He has been a consultant to the Commonwealth Secretariat, USAID, Canada’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, and he has testified before the U.S. Congress on Caribbean national security issues. His interview with Caribbean Today focuses on the unresolved border dispute between Guyana and Venezuela and its historical origins.

 

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