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Savagery! CISOCA tells of brutal buggery of 3-year-old boy

Observer, Jamaica: The savage buggery of a three-year-old boy, that resulted in the skin being peeled from his stomach during a near 15-hour ordeal unleashed on him by a handcart man in downtown Kingston last year, is one of the many gut-wrenching cases that Superintendent Gladys Brown has vowed will not go unpunished.
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Rowley: Competition with LIAT will create problems

Express, Trinidad: Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley has called on Government to return Caribbean Airlines Ltd (CAL) to the original business model at the time of its inception, and, among other things, to stop the airline from running a parallel service to compete with Leewards Islands Air Transport (LIAT) in and around the Caribbean.
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Jamaica to ban cellphones while driving

Nation News, Barbados: The Jamaica government says it will pass new legislation to deal with people who use mobile phones while driving.
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Guyana and Trinidad Mutual Fire Insurance director stabbed to death

Stabroek News, Guyana: The lifeless body of former Human Resources Manager of the Georgetown Public Hospital and Director at the Guyana and Trinidad Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Lionel Bert Whyte was found with stab wounds last evening.
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'Possible murder' of British AIDS expert who wed local Rastafarian

Daily Mail, UK: A British woman who left her job to start afresh in the ­Caribbean with her new Rastafarian husband has been found dead in suspicious circumstances.
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BP eyes new work in Trinidad and Tobago

UPI, USA: British energy company BP said it signed production sharing contracts with the government of Trinidad and Tobago for a deep-water exploration campaign.
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Rescued Haitian boy set to graduate from U.S. Coast Guard Academy

Denver Post, USA: Orlando Morel was 6 years old when he and his mother left Haiti on a crowded, small wooden boat destined for the United States. Now 24, Morel remembers the blue of the ocean everywhere. And the hunger.
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Cops believe suspects in T&T murder hiding on East Coast

Stabroek News, Guyana: While police are not forthcoming with the local media on their search for the suspects in the Trinidad and Tobago murder of 18-year-old Nikita Ramischand, Trinidad Newsday has reported that officers believe the men have moved from Georgetown to Enterprise, East Coast Demerara.
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Jamaica church leaders knock Obama’s same-sex marriage endorsement

Observer, Jamaica: Obama declared during an interview on ABC News that same -sex couples should be allowed to get married. His statement sparked widespread criticism from conservative Christians and commendations from gay rights activists and liberal groups.
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Devant wants report on US$149m in CAL accounts

Express, Trinidad: Transport Minister Devant Maharaj has requested a report from Caribbean Airlines about how US$149 million, which was previously saved in the airline's bank accounts, was used up.
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Good but could be better

Nation News, Barbados: Barbados remains an attractive international business jurisdiction for Canadian companies despite the number of tax information-exchange agreements Canada has signed with zero-tax countries.
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Windies Board pleased with Gayle's commitment

NDTV, India: The West Indies Cricket Board broke their silence on Chris Gayle's pending return to the regional team, saying they were "pleased" the estranged batsman had made himself available to play.
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Savagery! CISOCA tells of brutal buggery of 3-year-old boy

Observer, Jamaica: The savage buggery of a three-year-old boy, that resulted in the skin being peeled from his stomach during a near 15-hour ordeal unleashed on him by a handcart man in downtown Kingston last year, is one of the many gut-wrenching cases that Superintendent Gladys Brown has vowed will not go unpunished.
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Rowley: Competition with LIAT will create problems

Express, Trinidad: Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley has called on Government to return Caribbean Airlines Ltd (CAL) to the original business model at the time of its inception, and, among other things, to stop the airline from running a parallel service to compete with Leewards Islands Air Transport (LIAT) in and around the Caribbean.
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Jamaica to ban cellphones while driving

Nation News, Barbados: The Jamaica government says it will pass new legislation to deal with people who use mobile phones while driving.
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Guyana and Trinidad Mutual Fire Insurance director stabbed to death

Stabroek News, Guyana: The lifeless body of former Human Resources Manager of the Georgetown Public Hospital and Director at the Guyana and Trinidad Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Lionel Bert Whyte was found with stab wounds last evening.
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'Possible murder' of British AIDS expert who wed local Rastafarian

Daily Mail, UK: A British woman who left her job to start afresh in the ­Caribbean with her new Rastafarian husband has been found dead in suspicious circumstances.
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BP eyes new work in Trinidad and Tobago

UPI, USA: British energy company BP said it signed production sharing contracts with the government of Trinidad and Tobago for a deep-water exploration campaign.
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Rescued Haitian boy set to graduate from U.S. Coast Guard Academy

Denver Post, USA: Orlando Morel was 6 years old when he and his mother left Haiti on a crowded, small wooden boat destined for the United States. Now 24, Morel remembers the blue of the ocean everywhere. And the hunger.
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Cops believe suspects in T&T murder hiding on East Coast

Stabroek News, Guyana: While police are not forthcoming with the local media on their search for the suspects in the Trinidad and Tobago murder of 18-year-old Nikita Ramischand, Trinidad Newsday has reported that officers believe the men have moved from Georgetown to Enterprise, East Coast Demerara.
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Jamaica church leaders knock Obama’s same-sex marriage endorsement

Observer, Jamaica: Obama declared during an interview on ABC News that same -sex couples should be allowed to get married. His statement sparked widespread criticism from conservative Christians and commendations from gay rights activists and liberal groups.
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Devant wants report on US$149m in CAL accounts

Express, Trinidad: Transport Minister Devant Maharaj has requested a report from Caribbean Airlines about how US$149 million, which was previously saved in the airline's bank accounts, was used up.