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Bahamas utility invaded by old partner from Denmark; union head says track record is poor

By Youri Kemp Caribbean News Now associate editor youri@caribbeannewsnow.com NASSAU, Bahamas — Danish company Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor (BWSC) has come back into the picture at the state-owned Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) as the spill-over from the dismissal of the former board continues to bleed across the entire news spectrum. Just two weeks…

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Rum Journal: Tortola’s Legendary Rum Distillery

  By Alexander Britell The boiler is smoldering, the smell of sugarcane alchemy pungent in the air, steps across the road from the beach. There’s a reason, after all, why they call it Cane Garden Bay. Here, in an old stone building in Tortola, is one of the most precious corners of the history of…

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What’s New at Andaz Mayakoba

  By Dana NilandCJ Contributor One of the hottest new hotels in Mexico is adding a host of new offerings and initiatives, from culinary journeys to new sustainability drives. The Andaz Mayakoba, set in the heart of the Riviera Maya, is adding new offers from the chance to learn to roll cigars to a dinner…

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Hurricane Response in Puerto Rico Deserves Congressional Investigation

… accumulate an accurate count. The Puerto Rican government along with George Washington … , Trump recently falsely claimed that Puerto Rico didn’t have electricity before … ongoing yet inaccurate sense that Puerto Ricans aren’t “real” Americans and … Powered by WPeMatico

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St Vincent PM denies existence of local ‘Mongoose Gang’

By Caribbean News Now contributor KINGSTOWN, St Vincent — Following the recent evacuation by the US government of 23 Peace Corps volunteers from St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) at short notice due to a “specific safety reason”, Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves has denied allegations that their safety was threatened by what is said…

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