Caribbeanpressreleases.com: Owner of Graeme Hall Files Complaint Against Barbados Government, Alleges Treaty Violations
Ottawa, Canada, Oct. 30, 2009 — A complaint filed by the Canadian owner of Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary, an eco-tourist facility in Barbados, alleges that the Government of Barbados has violated its international obligations by refusing to enforce its environmental laws, thereby […]

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CNN, October 30, 2009 - Ron Paul: Let the dollar prove itself
Fed [US Federal Reserve Bank] Chairman Ben Bernanke has embarked on an ambitious program of monetary expansion, more than doubling the monetary base to almost $1.9 trillion and doubling the size of its balance sheet to over $2 trillion, placing the American economy […]

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CNN: 10/23/09 - UK bobbies get guns
A major change in Britain as permanently armed police officers begin patrolling some areas. CNN’s Paula Newton reports.
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Nation News, October 17, 2009: GOD’S WILL
REVEREND PETER MILLINGTON has resigned from the Senate of Barbados with immediate effect.
Not only that, but he has tendered his resignation from the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) as well.
I don’t know the circumstances, but this resignation should not be taken lightly. The Reverend Millington did not only resign from […]

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Caribbean360.com, Oct. 12: Antigua’s ruling party accused of witness tampering
ST JOHN’S, Antigua, October 12, 2009 - The opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP) is claiming that operatives of the United Progressive Party (UPP) have been threatening, intimidating and terrorizing persons who have filed statements in election challenges that are before the courts.

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CNN, 10-10-09: Obama: ‘We should not be punishing’ gays in the military
WASHINGTON (CNN) — President Obama told nation’s largest gay rights group that his administration is “moving forward” with the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.
“We should not be punishing patriotic Americans serving this country,” Obama said.
Obama’s speech at Saturday’s dinner for the Human Rights […]

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CNN, October 5, 2009: High court to decide if war memorial violates Constitution
CIMA, California — Driving along a pockmarked road amid rocks and Joshua trees in a lonely southern California desert, religious controversy might be the last thing you’d expect to encounter.
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A federal judge has ordered the Mojave Cross, a war memorial erected by […]

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Caribbean360.com: Jamaica rethinks opposition to CCJ
KINGSTON, Jamaica, October 8, 2009 - The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) government, which has up to now not supported signing on to the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), seems to be softening its position.
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The debate over the lack of support for the CCJ was renewed in recent weeks after British […]

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Caribbean360: Caribbean told regulatory havens could also get them blacklisted
ISTANBUL, Turkey, October 5, 2009 - Already under pressure from larger nations cracking down on so-called tax havens, Caribbean nations are now being put on warning that they face blacklisting and sanctions if their financial regulations aren’t made strong enough as well. And they have only […]

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Caribbean360: Son of Belize PM faces deportation from US
NEW YORK, United States, October 7, 2009 - The son of Belize Prime Minister Dean Barrow faces deportation to his country of birth after serving more than nine years in jail.
Jamal Barrow, better known as rapper Shyne, was released from prison yesterday after serving more than nine […]

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