Venezuelan authorities have arrested the president and two other officials in a corruption investigation at state oil company PDVSA’s Sinovensa joint venture with China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC).
Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan appeared to be all but dead on Tuesday night as the government admitted there was little prospect of a deal before Oct. 31, following a day of furious recriminations.
Hurricane Dorian pulverised part of the Bahamas a month ago and officials say there are still at least 600 people missing.
The Jamaican government is teaming up with Harvard University to establish a Phytomedicine and Medical Cannabis Institute.
The Trinidad and Tobago government is worried by the increasing number of elderly citizens being murdered or disappearing for ever and the perpetrators are often family members.
Guyanese citizens are optimistic about their country’s progress in combating corruption, although Guyana still faces major challenges to prepare itself to manage its newfound oil wealth.
The new resort will boast 130 rooms, conference facilities, bars and restaurants. PM Skerrit said that the project will be located on the Public Works site along the west-coast Leblanc Highway.
he Caribbean race season’s opening regatta is now to be known as Round Barbados Sailing Week, which replaces its former title, the Mount Gay Round Barbados Series. Organised by Barbados Cruising Club in association with Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc and Mount Gay,
Venezuela may not just be using its own cryptocurrency to dodge the consequences of international sanctions
The British royal couple Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are so frustrated by negative media coverage that they are suing a UK newspaper who published a private letter between her and her father, Thomas.