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Month: August 2013

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Eclac reduces 2013 Latin America, Caribbean growth outlook to 3%

By Graciela Ibanez SANTIAGO, Chile–The United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, or Eclac, on Wednesday lowered its 2013 growth outlook for the region to 3%, from a previous estimate of 3.5%. The reduced outlook for 2013…

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Maples advises on first UK Export Finance Bond

LATAM Airlines Group (“LATAM”) is the first airline to close a UK Export Finance backed bond.  The Cayman Islands office of Maples and Calder advised LATAM in connection with the issuance; the proceeds of which were utilised to finance the…

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Dr Bernie Hanna: Obesity part 3

From Bahama islandsinfo How Exercise and Physical Activity can help. Exercise and physical activity can benefit every area of your life. They can: Help maintain and improve your physical strength and fitness. Help improve your ability to do the things…

There’s no better place to splash than Cayman

From The Cayman Bottom Times Diving into Summer! Families find there is no better place to splash than the Cayman Islands With today’s hi-tech distractions and busy schedules, diving and watersports offer a unique and laid back family experience in…

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Atlantic Star House building sold for $8.4M

Atlantic Star House, the three-storey building located south of Lawrence Boulevard near the Esterley Tibbetts Highway in the Seven Mile Beach area, has been sold to one of the tenants. Island Heritage Insurance Company has just announced they have bought…

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Blacklisted: France penalise Dominica, T&T for not helping in fraud investigation

From Go-Jamaica BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC): Two Caribbean Community countries Dominica and Trinidad and Tobago have been added to a list of countries blacklisted by France. The two are making plans to get clarification from France on the matter, after learning…

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Dominican Republic: British Teacher ‘Drowns’

From UK Sky News The 36-year-old English teacher from Lincolnshire was nearing the end of her holiday in the Caribbean country. “Sosua Bay is known for its stunning beaches, watersports and nightlife” A British woman has died while on holiday…

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Passport application process changed by UK

Changes to Passport Services for British Nationals The British Government is making important changes to the passport service for British nationals living overseas. Previously, during the hurricane season, applicants were able to send a copy of their passport with their…

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9 Caribbean ways of eating plantains

By Dania Santana From Babble I love plantains in any way possible. Plátanos are as popular in the Dominican Republic as baseball, merengue music, and rum. It is one of those foods people outside the Caribbean see as something exotic,…

Freedivers sip coffee with sharks 30 meters under sea

By Sheena McKenzie, for CNN No, it’s not photoshopped (CNN) — Things which might distract you while having coffee with a friend: food in their teeth, attractive waiters, giant sharks circling your head. It’s not a hallucination — this remarkable…