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U.N. expects Haiti sanctions regime to be running by January

The United Nations' sanction regime in Haiti in response to the gang violence and humanitarian crisis should be working by January 2023, the U.N. resident coordinator for the embattled Caribbean island nation said on Thursday.

Reuters

Fly-in bowler could debut for Windies

West Indies' injury crisis could leave the tourists needing to debut Marquino Mindley against Australia, just days after he flew in from the Caribbean.

AAP

Lancashire paceman Saqib Mahmood sets sights on return to England fold by summer

The 25-year-old suffered a stress fracture of the back in May, having made his Test debut in the Caribbean in March.

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Bride makes guests pay £10,000 to watch her walk down aisle at her dream wedding

A bride-to-be has taken to Reddit to share how she sent her family and friends a price list alongside their wedding invite - she expects them to pay for their own flights and a two night stay in a Caribbean hotel to attend her wedding

Daily Mirror

Scoop: Dominican Republic snags first MLB players union office outside U.S.

The announcement comes as the league and union work to enhance their presence in the Caribbean and Latin America.

Axios

England roar to 142-run win in first ODI of West Indies white-ball tour

Nat Sciver marked her return to cricket by scoring 90 while Danni Wyatt celebrated her 100th ODI cap with 68

The Independent UK

Couple who won £1 million lottery jackpot have quit their jobs and now go on holiday once a month

Terry Kennedy and Kay Yoxall have been to Tokyo, New Zealand, Hawaii, Turkey and Italy, but said a Caribbean cruise was their best trip

Wales Online

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AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean

Nov. 25-Dec. 1, 2022

The Independent UK

UN seeks $1.72 billion next year to aid Venezuelan migrants, refugees

The United Nations will seek $1.72 billion for 2023 to aid Venezuelan refugees and migrants in Latin America and the Caribbean, member agencies said on Thursday.

Reuters

Trio smuggled 31 KILOS of cocaine worth over £1m through Manchester Airport in deconstructed suitcases

The operation brought drugs into the UK from the Caribbean

Manchester Evening News

Mum's plea to boyfriend of daughter who went missing on paradise sailing trip

The family of Sarm Heslop, 41, who went missing in Saint John, Caribbean, last year are hoping for a breakthrough as her mum has questioned why the boyfriend "isn't talking"

Daily Mirror

Scots farmer offers holidaymakers billionaire lifestyle on board private jet - in his field

Iain Gall splashed out £25,000 on the aircraft – formerly used by a Russian tycoon to fly between Moscow and the Caribbean – after spotting it on eBay.

Daily Record

Barbados plans to make Tory MP pay reparations for family’s slave past

Richard Drax reported to have visited Caribbean island for meeting on next steps, including plans for former sugar plantation

The Guardian - UK

‘This is obscene’: Haitians angered by babies being sent back after reaching Florida Keys on boat

MIAMI — A group of Florida-bound migrants, including almost 50 children, who reached the Florida Keys in a rickety sailboat from Haiti on Monday, resulting in a frantic federal, state and local rescue effort, have been returned to the Caribbean nation.

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AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean

This photo gallery highlights some of the most compelling images made or published by Associated Press photographers in Latin America and the Caribbean. It was curated by AP photo editor Leslie Mazoch in Mexico City.

Reuters

Pandemic leads to 'silent crisis' in education in Latam, Caribbean

The social and economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic persist in Latin America and the Caribbean, as a "silent crisis" in the education sector puts an entire generation at risk, the United Nations' Economic Commission for the region (ECLAC) said on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Away game: Antigua dreaming at Jumby Bay’s Caribbean resort

Joanna Taylor checks in to a private paradise and — shock, horror — has a great time

Miami Herald

US warns darker-skinned Americans may be profiled, detained in the Dominican Republic

The government of the Dominican Republic is pushing back against a U.S. embassy warning to dark-skinned American tourists that stepped-up enforcement against Haitian migrants in the Caribbean nation could lead to their being racially profiled or detained.

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AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean

Nov. 11 – 17, 2022

Zenger

Remembering Some Of The Most Notorious November Atlantic Hurricanes

In November, most people are bundled up in warm clothes, beginning to scrape ice off their cars and turning on their fireplaces.

The Independent UK

Horse race culture runs deep on Colombia's San Andres Island

There’s no racetrack on the tiny Caribbean island of San Andres, but passion for horse racing runs deep

Reuters

Cuba slashes growth forecast as economic crisis grinds on

Cuba has cut by half its original forecast for growth in 2022, the head of its chamber of commerce said on Monday, as the Caribbean island nation struggles to jumpstart its ailing economy and all-important tourism industry.

Zenger

AccuWeather Meteorologists Tracking What May Take Shape In The Atlantic Following Nicole

AccuWeather meteorologists say that tropical moisture will keep the risk for flooding alive across the southeastern region

The Independent UK

Droughts, rising sea levels, Cuba's agriculture under threat

Like the rest of the Caribbean, Cuba is suffering from longer droughts, warmer waters, more intense storms, and higher sea levels because of climate change

The Times of India

India should consider playing overseas T20 leagues: Stephen Fleming

NEW DELHI: India should consider playing overseas leagues, especially the Caribbean Premier League, keeping in mind the next T20 World Cup, feels former New Zealand skipper Stephen Fleming.

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