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Blog: Global Voices
With Ash Wednesday falling on February 14 this year, the Carnival season has been a short one, but artists have taken it as a challenge to pump out some infectious music.
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For many fans of the game, the moment was like a return to the glory days of West Indies cricket, leaving some to wonder whether they were witnessing a renaissance.
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Increasingly large developments along Jamaica's idyllic north coast, a popular tourist destination, have local environmentalists concerned about several recurring issues observed in environmental decision-making in the country.
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"A historic night for Caribbean poetry": His win makes it the third time in five years that a poet with Caribbean roots has won the prestigious prize.
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A former minister of finance resorted to jumping a fence in order to gain entry to the state funeral of former prime minister Basdeo Panday, leaving social media users stunned.
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Panday "[created] labour and political history and [became] one of Trinidad and Tobago's most compelling post-independence figures."
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Of the many stories Global Voices Caribbean covered this year, the lion's share have been linked to global warming, and the importance of climate justice to the region's survival.
Blog: Global Voices
Prior to the referendum, Venezuela had only alluded to its intention to annexe the Essequibo; by December 5, Maduro's social media showed him holding up a new "official" map of Venezuela.
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He was always pushing musical boundaries [...] contributing to a new representation of local music in which he fused African rhythms and American funk, merged with pan and percussion.
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Venezuela will hold a referendum to gauge support for the annexation of the Essequibo region, and Guyana has petitioned the International Court of Justice to stop the vote.
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It's a phrase that gained widespread recognition during one of the most historic events of the 20th century. It's also a phrase that Trinbagonians use to communicate they've been paid.
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Trinidad and Tobago soca singer Iwer George's use of the country's national anthem in his Carnival 2024 track "Happy People" made many people decidedly unhappy.
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The masquerade is rooted in rebellion, and various iterations of this devil character exist throughout the Caribbean.
Blog: Global Voices
More sperm whale excrement equals more plankton, which translates into more CO2, a greenhouse gas, being trapped.
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The signatories identified three key areas to help address broader issues the region grapples with, including inequality, poverty, and "staggering levels of debt," which are exacerbated by climate change.