Antigua Woes Deepened As Stanford’s Victims Racks Up Pressure
March 9, 2010 Leave a comment
Bajan Global Report
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Caribbean 360
- Over 3 million Euro earmarked to push CSME forward May 28, 2012Caribbean Development Bank to fund CSME capacity building.
- VIDEO PICK: World's best bartender May 27, 2012Alexander Shtifanov from Ukraine has some serious skills!
- Grenada - we mourn-again! May 25, 2012My own feelings at the moment, like many other Grenadians I have spoken to here and abroad on both sides of the political divide, is one of anger, frustration, disappointment and worry for the future of our country.
- FIFA-fined Derrick is Caribbean soccer’s new president May 25, 2012Antiguan reprimanded in ethics probe now heads the Caribbean Football Union.
- Amnesty urges probe into over 70 bloody Kingston deaths May 25, 2012Human rights watchdog backs calls for Jamaica government inquiry.
- Bahamians outraged by “shacks and huts” travel report May 25, 2012Protests prompt Travels.com to delete offending article.
BBC News
- Syrian rebels 'share Houla blame' May 28, 2012Syrian rebels were partly responsible for Friday's massacre in Houla, Russia's foreign minister says, as Kofi Annan arrives in Damascus.
- Blair defends Murdoch friendship May 28, 2012Ex-UK Prime Minister Tony Blair tells the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics his friendship with Rupert Murdoch was "a working relationship" until he left office.
- Massive cyber-attack discovered May 28, 2012A cyber-attack which has covertly collected vast amounts of sensitive data from countries like Israel and Iran has been uncovered, Russian researchers say.
- Qatar mall blaze leaves 19 dead May 28, 2012A fire at a shopping centre in the Qatari capital Doha kills at least 19 people, 13 of them children, eyewitnesses and officials say.
- Fifa appoints human rights lawyer May 28, 2012Fifa is set to appoint top human rights lawyer Luis-Moreno Ocampo as the first head of the ethics committee's investigations arm.
- Abu Qatada refused bail by judge May 28, 2012Radical cleric Abu Qatada will remain in a UK jail until at least his appeal against deportation in October, partly because of the "security threat" during the Olympics.
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