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Day: September 21, 2014

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Cayman Islands launches public consultation on data protection

Cayman Islands Cabinet Launches Public Consultation on Data Protection Bill 2014 Cabinet is seeking public feedback on a draft bill that would enshrine the individual’s rights to keep personal data private, with some exceptions. The document, which is being circulated…

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Why are police cells still in disgusting condition? Why is police record keeping still poor? How many reports, how many condemnations, how many reviews and how many verbal complaints about the appalling state of the George Town police cells will…

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Hurricane Ivan remembered by Cayman Islands at 10th anniversary

Panel speakers at the recent Hurricane Ivan symposium sought a dedicated home for the Cayman Islands Weather Service as a priority so that future emergency operations are not jeopardised as they were during the 2004 storm. Moderator Loxley Banks got…

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Chikungunya death toll in the Caribbean passes 100 mark From Curacao Chronicle The death toll from the mosquito-borne viral disease Chikungunya continues to rise in the Caribbean, now passing the 100 mark, health officials say. The Pan American Health Organization,…

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New process for exporting goods imminent for Cayman Islands

A new Customs process for exporting goods from the Cayman Islands will launch next month to ensure safety and to help curb possible stolen goods leaving the country. Currently, persons are permitted to pack containers for export at any location,…

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Royal Cayman Islands Police Service – Strategic Police Plan 2015/17

The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service are currently preparing their Strategic Plan and set out below some of the key areas where they believe their focus should be. However they want to get the views of our community on the…

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Judge hits Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme with $40.7 million penalty

By Chris Morran From Consumerist If someone convinces you to invest with him by promising returns of 7% weekly, and that he’s never lost money and there’s no risk, you should be incredibly concerned about giving him your money, regardless…

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World Animal Protection fears talks with Cayman Islands Government have broken down since July meetings; Issues Statement

September 19, 2014 – World Animal Protection issued a statement today outlining its fears that its ongoing discussions with the Cayman Islands Government (CIG) about the controversial Cayman Turtle Farm have broken down. World Animal Protection’s concerns follow encouraging talks…

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Company providing floating ocean power platform technology to supply renewable energy to Cayman Islands in talks

US Baltimore-based OTEC International is in talks with Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC), Grand Cayman’s electrical provider, to supply renewable energy to the island via Ocean Thermal Energy from a platform at North Side. The company has already met with the…

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CAYMAN ISLANDS – Sanctions: European Union significantly toughens its stance towards Russia

By Aki Corsoni-Husain and Peter Tarn from Harneys Publication Date:18 September 2014 Note: This is an update to our last bulletin on this subject of 13 August 2014. The new measures are relevant to Harneys’ core jurisdictions: Cyprus, the British…