Puerto Rico governor set to endorse in Florida races — with some controversy
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Read MoreGuyana’s foreign minister tells UN and G-77 ‘Multilateralism under attack.
By Ray Chickrie Caribbean News Now contributor NEW YORK, USA — In his address to the United Nations and the G-77 at the sideline of the UN General Assembly last week, the foreign minister of Guyana, Carl Greenidge, said that “multilateralism is under attack.” He joined a chorus of world leaders at the UN who…
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Unfair, misapplied global policies stack odds against island states, St Lucia tells UN Assembly
NEW YORK, USA — At the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, Allen Chastanet, prime minister of Saint Lucia, painted a dire picture of the challenges natural hazards pose for small island developing states and middle-income countries, saying that while the international community widely acknowledges them, “little or nothing changes.” “Global policies, programmes and strategies…
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What Crystal Cruises’ New, Smaller Ships Will Look Like
By the Caribbean Journal staff Luxury cruise brand Crystal Cruises has shared the first renderings of its hotly-anticipated new “Diamond Class” ships. The new ships, the first of which will join the fleet in 2022, will weigh 67,000 gross tons, with room for 800 guests, according to a statement from the company. The new…
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Ritz-Carlton Reserve Reopens in Puerto Rico
By the Caribbean Journal staff Puerto Rico’s most luxurious resort has completed its post-Hurricane Irma recovery. Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve reopens its doors Monday, a significant step for the burgeoning luxury travel market in Puerto Rico — and for the island’s tourism sector in general. The property is the only Ritz-Carlton Reserve resort in…
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