Caribbean
region to the center-east of America composed of many islands / coastal regions surrounding the Caribbean Sea
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society 2025-07-04 00:00
Coast Guard intercepts over $20 million in drugs from smugglers - U.S. Coast Guard crews seized over 5,500 pounds of drugs in the Caribbean, including 2,200 pounds of cocaine and 3,320 pounds of marijuana.
- The operation involved coordination between the U.S. Coast Guard, Royal Canadian Navy, and Royal Netherlands Navy.
- This successful seizure emphasizes the ongoing international efforts to combat drug trafficking and protect communities from narcotics.
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environment 2025-06-29 10:46
Tropical Storm Flossie to become hurricane early this week - Tropical Storm Flossie formed off the southwestern coast of Mexico and is moving west at 9 mph with sustained winds of 40 mph.
- Rainfall from Flossie could reach between 3 to 6 inches, raising concerns for flooding and mudslides in various Mexican states.
- As the Eastern Pacific hurricane season remains active, Flossie is anticipated to strengthen into a hurricane early this week.
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politics 2025-06-27 14:36
Caribbean delegation demands reparations for slavery at EU and UK meetings - The Caribbean delegation's trip is organized by the Repair Campaign, which advocates for reparations.
- In Brussels, the group will meet with EU lawmakers to discuss compensation for slavery.
- The delegation's efforts highlight a growing global movement demanding reparations for historical injustices.
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military conflicts 2025-06-25 21:47
Passengers suffer nightmare journey on Carnival Triumph cruise - In 2013, the Carnival Triumph was stranded for five days in the Gulf of Mexico due to an engine room fire.
- Passengers faced horrific conditions, including lack of power, ventilation, and proper sanitation.
- The incident led to public backlash and prompted Carnival Cruise Line to take accountability.
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military conflicts 2025-06-11 21:40
Treasure photos reveal the location of the world’s richest shipwreck - A Spanish galleon sank in the Caribbean over 300 years ago while carrying significant treasure.
- Images recently found provide strong evidence of the galleon's location, reigniting interest in the wreck.
- Various parties, including Colombia and Spain, are claiming ownership of this historical treasure.
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business 2025-06-10 00:00
Old Road Rum claims title of world's best rum at prestigious awards - Old Road Rum from St. Kitts and Nevis was awarded World's Best Rum at the 2025 Bartender Spirits Awards.
- This competition evaluates spirits based on quality, innovation, and craftsmanship by expert judges.
- The award highlights the growing trend of artisanal Caribbean rums in the global market.
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environment 2025-06-05 21:46
Record levels of sargassum threaten Caribbean tourism and coastal ecosystems - A record amount of sargassum, 38 million metric tons, was reported across the Caribbean in May 2025.
- The unusual volume has raised concerns for coastal ecosystems and impacted tourism-dependent local economies.
- Experts caution that without adequate measures, the continuing growth of sargassum could worsen in future years.
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military conflicts 2025-04-24 11:28
USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul triumphs in major drug bust in the Caribbean - The USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul conducted its maiden deployment after being commissioned, focusing on counter-drug operations.
- The ship successfully seized over 3,700 pounds of illegal drugs in two separate busts during its mission.
- This operation reflects a potentially new role for the Freedom-class LCS, illustrating its value in maritime security efforts.
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science 2025-04-17 21:04
Ancient ant species discovered in Dominican amber reveals evolutionary secrets - A 16 million-year-old ant fossil, named Basiceros enana, was discovered in amber from the Dominican Republic.
- The ant species showcased remarkable camouflage skills and indicates evolutionary changes, suggesting a size increase over 20 million years.
- These findings contribute to understanding the extinction patterns and biodiversity loss among Caribbean ant species.
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lifestyle 2025-04-10 09:26
St Vincent tourism surges as new resort attracts visitors - St Vincent saw a 25% increase in overnight tourists last year, totaling 101,471.
- The country's profile has been lifted by the addition of a new resort and notable endorsements.
- St Vincent's unique charm lies in its preserved natural beauty and relaxed lifestyle, attracting visitors seeking an authentic experience.
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business 2025-04-04 20:53
Dominican Republic reaffirms tourism leadership during Miami trade show - The Dominican Republic celebrated its third annual trade show in Miami, gathering over 600 professionals from the tourism industry.
- Minister of Tourism David Collado highlighted the event's role in promoting economic diversification and sustainable development.
- The show underscored the Dominican Republic's position as a leading luxury tourism destination in the Caribbean.
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environment 2025-04-03 01:10
Hurricane Helene claims over 249 lives in disastrous 2024 season - The World Meteorological Organization retired the names of four hurricanes due to their destructive impacts.
- Hurricane Helene was the deadliest, causing 249 fatalities and $78.7 billion in damages.
- The retirement of hurricane names honors the lives lost and highlights the extreme impacts of these storms.
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science 2025-04-01 00:00
Iguanas traveled 5000 miles to reach Fiji - Iguanas native to Fiji are believed to have reached the islands through a rafting phenomenon.
- The journey to Fiji from the Americas may have occurred several decades ago, similar to past instances of iguanas floating to nearby islands.
- This research enhances our understanding of iguana evolution and their remarkable ability to survive in challenging maritime conditions.
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science 2025-03-30 00:00
Jacques Cousteau uncovers the secrets of the Great Blue Hole - Jacques Cousteau's 1971 expedition revealed the Great Blue Hole's origins as a limestone cave.
- Technological advancements allowed for a detailed mapping of the sinkhole nearly fifty years later.
- The Great Blue Hole serves as a time capsule for historical climate records and human impact.
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politics 2025-03-27 15:01
Marco Rubio pushes for energy independence in the Caribbean - Marco Rubio's tour includes Jamaica, Guyana, and Suriname to discuss energy independence and migration issues.
- The U.S. is tightening sanctions on Venezuelan oil exports to encourage Caribbean nations to diversify energy sources.
- Rubio's discussions could significantly impact regional energy security and U.S.-Caribbean relations.
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military conflicts 2025-02-26 16:46
Ghost navy ship wreck revealed after decades underwater - Divers discovered the wreckage of a ship at approximately 245 meters deep while using a submersible.
- The ship, named San Salvador II, was part of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force before sinking in a storm in 1999.
- The discovery of this ghostly wreck highlights the significance of maritime history and the impact of the drug trade.
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society 2025-02-06 13:54
Coast Guard interdicts a historic drug haul at sea - The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Campbell completed a two-month anti-drug trafficking operation.
- During the mission, 8,061 pounds of cocaine were seized, with a street value of $91 million.
- The operation signifies a substantial effort in combating drug trafficking at sea and highlights the importance of transnational cooperation.
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military conflicts 2025-01-05 01:24
Central American troops arrive in Haiti to combat gang violence - Approximately 150 military police officers from Central America have arrived to aid the Haitian government.
- The troops include around 75 from Guatemala and a small number from El Salvador.
- This deployment is part of an international mission to restore order amidst escalating gang violence.
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society 2024-12-31 03:27
Trinidad and Tobago hits alarming milestone with over 620 murders this year - Trinidad and Tobago has declared a state of emergency due to a rise in gang violence, with authorities bracing for retaliatory acts following a gang leader's attempted assassination.
- The emergency measures allow police and military to conduct warrantless searches and detain suspected criminals for extended periods.
- This state of emergency reflects a broader context of escalating violence linked to organized crime in the nation, demanding immediate and effective action.
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environment 2024-12-15 12:09
Are we doing enough to protect sea turtles as they cross 1000km in the Caribbean? - Researchers from Exeter University discovered that nesting sea turtles travel widely across the Caribbean.
- The study indicated that turtles spend just over 20% of their time in Marine Protected Areas during migration.
- Experts urge for enhanced cross-border conservation efforts to protect regionally important turtle populations.
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society 2024-12-14 14:00
Are Caribbean and Hakka cuisines revolutionizing dining culture? - New dining options, including Camp Caribbean and Hakka Yu, are emerging in Singapore, offering unique culinary experiences.
- Hakka Yu, opening in Jewel Changi Airport on December 28, 2024, aims to introduce authentic Hakka cuisine to the local market.
- This reflects a growing trend of adventurous dining among Singaporeans who are eager to explore diverse flavors.
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lifestyle 2024-12-10 19:21
Dengue cases soar to record levels in the Americas - Dengue fever cases have surged to a record 12.6 million in the Americas this year.
- Over 7,700 deaths have been reported, marking a 200% rise compared to 2023.
- The outbreak is exacerbated by climate change and poor sanitation, leading to urgent calls for preventive measures.
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society 2024-12-10 19:20
Record dengue outbreak claims lives across the Americas - Dengue fever cases have surged dramatically across the Americas, with health officials reporting over 12.6 million suspected infections this year.
- Brazil has the highest number of cases, followed by Argentina and Mexico, with severe implications for public health.
- The alarming increase in cases and deaths related to dengue fever highlights the urgent need for community action and mosquito control measures.
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lifestyle 2024-12-10 15:20
Caribbean islands could be the best winter escape for you - Curacao has avoided large hotel chains, focusing on local boutiques and farm-to-table dining.
- Willemstad is notable for its colorful architecture and cultural landmarks like the Kura Hulanda Museum.
- The island’s preservation efforts make it a unique destination for a last-minute Caribbean getaway.
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technology 2024-12-08 00:00
Disney Treasure cruise ship introduces rides at sea, but is it enough? - The Disney Treasure cruise ship began sailing from Florida on December 21, 2024.
- The ship incorporates popular theme park rides and attractions onboard, such as The Haunted Mansion Parlor and the Periscope Pub.
- This innovative cruise experience offers a unique alternative for Disney fans and families over traditional theme parks.
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lifestyle 2024-12-07 00:00
Booking a Caribbean Christmas vacation is surprisingly simple - Luxury hotel inventories in the Caribbean have surged, with almost 12,000 more rooms available in 2024 compared to 2019.
- Despite increased flight traffic, accommodation availability has expanded to meet traveler needs.
- Overall, this unexpected increase in luxury offerings indicates a shift in the Caribbean tourism landscape, allowing better access for holiday travelers.
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business 2024-12-05 00:00
Cunard transforms Queen Elizabeth for controversial 2025 voyages - Cunard is refurbishing the Queen Elizabeth luxury ocean liner for Caribbean and Alaska sailings in 2025.
- The refurbishment will enhance the ship's interiors, including dining options and guest accommodations.
- This transformation signifies Cunard's commitment to providing a luxurious and modern travel experience.
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environment 2024-12-04 18:00
Mark Catesby reveals shocking truths about North America's hidden flora and fauna - Mark Catesby was an English naturalist and artist who traveled to North America and the Caribbean in the early 18th century.
- He documented over 400 species in his groundbreaking illustrations, many of which were shown to European audiences for the first time.
- Catesby's work inspires modern discussions on biodiversity, species extinction, and the importance of traditional ecological knowledge.
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science 2024-12-04 16:45
Veterinary medicine is revolutionized at VMX 2025 with groundbreaking innovations - VMX 2025 will occur from January 25-29, 2025, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.
- The event will focus on significant advancements in veterinary medicine, with a spotlight on conservation, geriatric care, and innovations in the care of both common and rare species.
- VMX 2025 aims to enhance collaboration and knowledge sharing among veterinary professionals and will include both in-person and virtual attendance options.
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politics 2024-12-04 15:26
New passport rules could deny entry to Britons heading to the Caribbean - British passport holders can enter the Dominican Republic with validity for the duration of their stay until late 2025.
- Entry may be denied if travelers do not have valid documents or proof of onward travel.
- Travel insurance is recommended to avoid potential costly emergencies while visiting.
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society 2024-12-04 15:12
Police seize over $6 million in drugs, a major blow to trafficking in Trinidad and Tobago - Police arrested two men on Tobago who were caught loading fuel into an unregistered boat.
- The seized drugs included over 500 pounds of marijuana and more than 28 pounds of cocaine.
- This seizure highlights the ongoing battle against drug trafficking in Trinidad and Tobago.
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military conflicts 2024-12-03 16:21
May offers the best beach breaks with fewer crowds in popular destinations - May is a perfect month for travelers seeking beach breaks with fewer crowds.
- Popular destinations for May include the Mediterranean, Lake District, and various international locations.
- Travelers are encouraged to plan their trips to take advantage of the pleasant weather and diverse activities available in this spring month.
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