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There are fears that the Commonwealth's Trinidad summit could be overshadowed by climate change and non-members. (BBC)

Report calls for Commonwealth democracy check and new OECS treaty to be signed by year-end. (BBC)

The truth behind the power cuts (BBC)

How Churchill appropriated Claude Mackay's seminal poem (BBC)

Washington, Nov.23 : The leaderships of India and Pakistan don't plan to have talks on bilateral issues on the sidelines of the Commonwealth Heads Of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Trinidad later in the week, said a source. (caribbeanherald.com)

Aberdeen-based Global Lifting Services has entered into a joint venture agreement with Trinidad products and services supplier FT Farfan. Global Lifting Services has been operating in Trinidad and ... (caribbeanherald.com)

Scott Rothstein , the lawyer accused of operating a $1 billion fraud scheme out of his Fort Lauderdale firm.Court documents filed Monday morning list more than $17 million in bank accounts, including ... (caribbeanherald.com)

Affordable prices and a government incentive helped boost home sales in Broward and Palm Beach counties last month. Sales of existing homes rose 32 percent in Broward in October, to 826 from 625, t... (caribbeanherald.com)

FORT LAUDERDALE - The lone survivor in a car that was slammed by a train remains in critical condition four days after the gruesome accident, hospital officials said. Eddie Hamblin, 48, was riding... (caribbeanherald.com)

HAVANA -- Fidel Castro was 32 and building his new government on the fly.He nationalized Cuba's U.S.-run telephone company, tapped Che Guevara as head of the National Bank and claimed he was no commun... (caribbeanherald.com)

It might be a rainy Thanksgiving, at least during the day. After that, however, the long holiday weekend should be “glorious,” with much cooler temperatures and plenty of sunshine, said meteorolo... (caribbeanherald.com)

University of Miami -Jackson Memorial Burn Center, he is a celebrated cause.More than a month after the Deerfield Beach teenager was attacked, the fundraisers continue, the cards still arrive and peop... (caribbeanherald.com)

By WILL WEISSERTASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER HAVANA -- Fidel Castro was 32 and building his new government on the fly. He nationalized Cuba's U.S.-run telephone company, tapped Che Guevara as head of t... (caribbeanherald.com)

Whether you're at the mall or surfing the web, we want to hear about your holiday shopping. Find a bargain? Long lines? Is a hot toy sold out or available? Just email photos or text of your shopping e... (caribbeanherald.com)

When Thanksgiving spread around the country in the mid-19th century, it was in the hope that holiday good feelings would heal the rift between North and South. So, the Thanksgiving menu had a certain.... (caribbeanherald.com)

And he created a state-run film industry, founding the Cuban Institute of Art and Cinematography on March 24, 1959 - just 82 days after his bearded rebels' revolution. (caribbeanherald.com)

Santo Domingo.- The ruling party’s most influential figure after president Leonel Fernandez on Sunday affirmed that France, the United States and Canada have plans to unify Hispaniola island (Domini... (caribbeanherald.com)

Palm Beach County , where officials in recent months have tightened laws on these kinds of collars. The bites could devour owners' bank accounts. Even if the dog never bit anyone before, the owner ... (caribbeanherald.com)

A 43-year-old Fort Pierce resident faces charges after officers spotted him in the Sabal Palm Plaza tearing down over $3,000 worth of Christmas decorations, authorities said.Bryan K. Cooler, of the 60... (caribbeanherald.com)

Tampa , causing injuries to at least 13 teens, mostly girls, and an adult driver. The Florida Highway Patrol reports that the van blew a rear tire Sunday afternoon, swerved into a concrete retainin... (caribbeanherald.com)

Fidel Castro was 32 and building his new government on the fly. He nationalized Cuba's U.S.-run telephone company, tapped Che Guevara as head of the National Bank and claimed he was no communist to... (caribbeanherald.com)

A dark street in Sao Paulo, where a power cut left millions without electricity Several Latin American countries have recently been hit by major power shortages, raising concerns that the region is f... (caribbeanherald.com)

By KELSIE JOHNSON ~ NG Sports Reporter ~ kelsie@nasguard.com:Mike Sands was returned as president of the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations (BAAA) on Saturday, defeating outgoing president C... (caribbeanherald.com)

By FRED STURRUP ~ NG Associate Editor ~ frederick@nasguard.com:It was a night when a group of legendary sportsmen and women were saluted. The occasion was the 2nd Annual Caribbean Awards Sports Icons ... (caribbeanherald.com)

By KELSIE JOHNSON ~ NG Sports Reporter ~ kelsie@nasguard.com:A large crowd was on hand to witness the second regional recognition of some of the Caribbean's best athletes at the Caribbean Awards Sport... (caribbeanherald.com)

Fidel Castro was 32 and building his new government on the fly. He nationalized Cuba's U.S.-run telephone company, tapped Che Guevara as head of the National Bank and claimed he was no communist t... (caribbeanherald.com)

And he created a state-run film industry, founding the Cuban Institute of Art and Cinematography on March 24, 1959 - just 82 days after his bearded rebels' revolution. (caribbeanherald.com)

HAVANA — Fidel Castro was 32 and building his new government on the fly. He nationalized Cuba's U.S.-run telephone company, tapped Che Guevara as head of the National Bank and claimed he wa... (caribbeanherald.com)

Supporters of the Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez hold up a image of him during a demonstration against Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe in Caracas, Saturday, Nov. 21, 2009. (caribbeanherald.com)

HAVANA -- Fidel Castro was 32 and building his new government on the fly.He nationalized Cuba's U.S.-run telephone company, tapped Che Guevara as head of the National Bank and claimed he was no commu... (caribbeanherald.com)

Lorna Golding shows hubby, PM Bruce Golding, how to move to the groove as she works the stage in an uncharacteristically vibesy style during yesterday's JLP conference. - Norman Grindley/Chief Photogr... (caribbeanherald.com)