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EPA signing delayed again  
The new trade deal which member states of the Caribbean Forum (CARIFORUM) - the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Dominican Republic - completed negotiations on last December will now be signed in July instead of by the end of June. (File photo)   The signing of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between the Caribbean and the European Union has been pushed back another month.
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CLIMATE FEATURE: Prized wetland in danger
If the worst outcomes predicted for climate change in Cuba become reality, a large portion of the Ciénaga de Zapata, the largest and best preserved wetland in the islands of the Caribbean Sea, could disappear by the second half of this century.
World Bank gives Jamaica $65 million for social projects
The World Bank Board of Directors has approved three loans for Jamaica, totalling US$65 million, to support the country's efforts to strengthen its social safety net, improve services for young children and their parents and support HIV/AIDS prevention and control.
Kidney transplants, earlier HIV treatment for Guyanese
Guyana is set to see the first kidney transplant done in the country next month.
Jamaica has new National Security Minister
Jamaica has a new National Security Minister following a Cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister Bruce Golding.
Haiti's PM nominee rejected by Parliament
President Rene Preval's choice for Haiti's Prime Minister has been rejected by the Parliament for the second time, less than a week after the Senate gave its overwhelming approval to the nominee.
Rice row between Guyana and Jamaica settled
Jamaica and Guyana have reached a compromise to settle a rice row over the decision by the Bruce Golding administration to seek a waiver of the Common External Tariff (CET) in order to import rice from the United States (US).
CARICOM to consider fishers' call for fuel cost reprieve
Regional fishermen reeling from increasing fishing costs due to rising fuel prices will have their cause taken up at the CARICOM level.
Jamaica reiterates call for lifting of US embargo on Cuba
Jamaica's Prime Minister, Bruce Golding is pushing for the United States to lift its embargo on Cuba and has called on the two countries to resolve their differences through "constructive engagement".
   
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