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Trinidad votes April 28

A day after he replaced Keith Rowley as head of government, Prime Minister Stuart Young named April 28 as general elections day in Trinidad, in a move that is apparently timed to catch opposition parties off guard. An announcement from the Office of the Prime Minister said authorities have asked ceremonial President Christine Kangaloo to immediately dissolve the 41 member parliament as the twin island federation with Tobago gets ready […]

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Bahamas denies forced Cuban labor

Reiterating that The Bahamas does not employ Cuban medical professionals under forced labor conditions, Prime Minister Phillip Davis this week defended the program but said the existing payment system can be reviewed in keeping with demands from the US. His remarks have come amid threats by the Trump Administration in the US to cancel the entry visas of politicians and others linked to the Cuban program as the American see […]

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Adams honors lives lost to COVID-19

New York City Mayor Eric Adams Friday honored city healthcare workers, first responders, essential workers, and those who lost their lives to COVID-19 on the fifth anniversary of the first confirmed death in the five boroughs from the global pandemic that saw New York City as its epicenter. Since the pandemic was declared in the City of New York in 2020, Adams said there have been more than 3 million […]

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Mango Bay brings modern Afro-Caribbean flavors to Fort Greene

A new restaurant brings a taste of the Caribbean to Fort Greene, Brooklyn, with an elevated dining experience. Mango Bay, which officially opened on Jan. 8, is reintroducing Afro-Caribbean cuisine to the neighborhood, filling a void in the local dining scene. Co-owners Shamah Levy and David Berkowitsch, alongside Executive Chef London Chase, launched the restaurant to revive the presence of Caribbean flavors in the area. Fort Greene has long been […]

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Trinidadian woman provides fresh meals to those in need

Wendy M. Regisford comes from a large family from the Caribbean country of Trinidad and Tobago, and she has lived in Brooklyn for more than two decades. Most people may be surprised that she cries often and very easily, but most of her tears are tears of joy. "I feel a sense of joy daily because of the love and gratitude that I hold in my heart. Gratitude is an […]

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