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Dominica's Cabinet has approved the implementation of the National Telecommunications Emergency Plan to establish a cohesive and harmonised structure for emergency communications on the island

Over 100 abusers were detained by authorities as part of a state plan aimed at defending women’s rights and bringing justice to women that have suffered from aggression, abuse and physical ill treatment

The country has temporarily suspended taxes on gas; gas stations that still charge taxes to their customers have started to be heavily fined by authorities for non respecting the decree

The country has ended its state of emergency for Covid-19 pandemic and the vaccination certificate will be no longer be required to enter Costa Rica

The Caiçara people, a century-old community living in a protected area in São Paulo, after years of “informally”battling over their land, have been granted a ruling to decide whether or not they can keep on occupying their land

A NASA airplane has arrived to the country in order to conduct a series of investigations on space, choosing Chile since the celestial objects to be studied are best observed from the Southern Hemisphere

A 43-member Trinidad and Tobago track and field team has been nominated for the 2022 Carifta Track and Field Championships, which will take place at the National Stadium, Kingston, Jamaica during Easter weekend

Hayden K. Billingy, St. Vincent and the Grenadines children's author, sustainability consultant, award-winning songwriter and an international recording artist, has released a new book on the subject of overcoming obstacles

More than 450.000 low- and middle-income households, consuming up to 200 kWh of electricity/month, will receive a 20% subsidy over the next four months under the government's proposed We CARE Energy Co-Pay programme

According to the Central Reserve Bank (BCR), national formal employment increased by 6.5% in the month of January

Haiti was yesterday the featured country at the Dubai World Expo 2020, with the theme "a land of resilient people turning to renewable energy"

Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine (RUSVM) has once again been commended for its commitment to the advancement of the education of the nation's youth, with 10 students included with a ceremony in the scholarship programme

Hydrogene de France with local stakeholders is seeking to develop a $270 million hydrogen power plant, the largest in the Caribbean; the photovoltaic facility will be combining the solar project with sheep farming, benefitting 16.000 households