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This article evaluates the complicated diplomatic relationship between Jamaica, the U.S., and Cuba, focusing on U.S. visa restrictions for officials involved in Cuban medical missions. It highlights the historical context …
Diplomatic Dilemmas: US Visa Threats and Cuban Doctors in Jamaica Read More
Bolivia has announced measures to address a fuel shortage, including cutting school hours and lunch breaks for government workers. These changes aim to conserve fuel and mitigate ongoing supply issues. …
Bolivia Implements Fuel-Saving Strategies Amid Shortage Crisis Read More
On February 25, 2023, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expanded visa restrictions affecting Cuban medical professionals. Responses from Caribbean leaders have varied, with some defending their long-standing partnerships with …
Cuban Medical Professionals and CARICOM’s Response to U.S. Policy Changes Read More
The Bahamas government has rejected claims of forced labor in Cuban medical missions, emphasizing its compliance with laws against such practices. Prime Minister Phillip Davis assured that the government operates …
Bahamas Firmly Rejects Allegations of Forced Labor in Cuban Medical Missions Read More
Dr. Keith Rowley, PM of Trinidad and Tobago, rejects U.S. accusations against Cuban medical missions as human trafficking and declares readiness to forego U.S. travel to protect national sovereignty. Caribbean …
Trinidad PM Rejects US Visa Threats, Upholds Sovereignty Against Accusations Read More
Colombia’s Foreign Minister, Laura Sarabia, has requested the UN to reconsider coca’s classification as a harmful substance, asserting that scientific research will support this claim. This change aims to foster …
Colombia Calls on UN to Reassess Coca’s Classification as Harmful Read More
Caricom ministers will meet with U.S. officials to discuss new visa restrictions affecting Cuban medical practitioners. The policy targets Cuban officials and those involved in the labor export program. Discussions …
Caricom Ministers to Discuss U.S. Visa Restrictions on Cuban Medical Practitioners Read More
The Dominican Republic plans to charge undocumented foreigners for healthcare, particularly in response to the high birth rates among Haitian women in public hospitals. This policy aims to alleviate the …
Dominican Republic Considers Charging Haitians for Healthcare Services Read More
A Cuban delegation led by Rodríguez concluded a visit to Ethiopia, discussing educational ties with Ethio-Cubans who studied in Cuba. The impact of U.S. sanctions on Cuba was highlighted, alongside …
Cuban Delegation Concludes Visit to Strengthen Ties with Ethiopia Read More
The Summit on Migration held in Mexico produced a joint declaration focusing on dialogue, human rights, and sustainable solutions for migration challenges in Latin America. Participating countries committed to improving …
Haiti-Mexico Joint Declaration on Migration Management Read More