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UK and France propose multi-billion-dollar fund to help developing nations deal with climate change. (BBC)

Warning that St Lucia's government in running out of money, bauxite workers fired in Guyana - and more. (BBC)

Rich called on to help Amazon (BBC)

Caricom countries have been wooing potential investors at the Commonwealth Business Forum in Trinidad. (BBC)

Windies 'down under' (BBC)

Missing funds (BBC)

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

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HIV infections fall (BBC)

Havana, Nov 28 (Prensa Latina) Cuba will be leading with eight cinematographic posters of a never-forgotten style during the Havana film festival which will have 17 posters on display from a total of six participating countries, a report said. (caribbeanherald.com)

Madrid, Nov 28 (EFE) Exiled Cuban author and journalist Julio San Francisco documents the struggle for press freedom in his homeland in 'Prensa Gulag', an online novel that the co-founder of an independent news agency on the island has been working on for much of his life. (caribbeanherald.com)

Port-of-Spain, Nov 28 (IANS) French President Nicholas Sarkozy has requested the Indian prime minister to attend the forthcoming climate change summit in Copenhagen and Manmohan Singh has assured him at the ongoing Commonwealth meet at this Trinidad and Tobago capital that he would discuss the proposal with his cabinet colleagues. (caribbeanherald.com)

Cuba's acting President Raul Castro speaks to a crowd in Havana's Revolution Square during the parade to mark the 50th anniversary celebration of the forming of Cuba's Revolutionary Armed Forces Decem... (caribbeanherald.com)

Cuba's acting President Raul Castro speaks to a crowd in Havana's Revolution Square during the parade to mark the 50th anniversary celebration of the forming of Cuba's Revolutionary Armed Forces Decem... (caribbeanherald.com)

Raul Castro toured military installations and met with his armed forces high command during three days of extensive war games, saying his forces' preparedness inspires more respect than possession of ... (caribbeanherald.com)

HAVANA—Raul Castro toured military installations and met with his armed forces high command during three days of extensive war games, saying his forces' preparedness inspires more respect than p... (caribbeanherald.com)

HAVANA (AP) - Raul Castro toured military installations and met with his armed forces high command during three days of extensive war games, saying his forces' preparedness inspires more respect than ... (caribbeanherald.com)

HAVANA — Raul Castro toured military installations and met with his armed forces high command during three days of extensive war games, saying his forces' preparedness inspires more respect than... (caribbeanherald.com)

HAVANA -- Raul Castro toured military installations and met with his armed forces high command during three days of extensive war games, saying his forces' preparedness inspires more respect than pos... (caribbeanherald.com)

HAVANA -- Raul Castro toured military installations and met with his armed forces high command during three days of extensive war games, saying his forces' preparedness inspires more respect than pos... (caribbeanherald.com)

By PAUL HAVENAssociated Press Writer HAVANA (AP) - Raul Castro toured military installations and met with his armed forces high command during three days of extensive war games, saying his forces&#39... (caribbeanherald.com)

As the happiest time of year draws near, Jamaicans are thinking of ways to cut down on spending while still enjoying the Yuletide season.The economic meltdown, which has changed the lives of many Jama... (caribbeanherald.com)

Charged with praedial larceny is Cleon Clarke. The allegations are that on November 25, Clarke went into the complainant's yard and picked 30 coconuts from his tree and put them in a bag. The complai... (caribbeanherald.com)

A man accused of biting his 16-year-old son on the shoulder will be sentenced on January 13 when the results of a social-enquiry report are brought before the court. (caribbeanherald.com)

Two men of Mannings Hill Road addresses in St Andrew last evening became the latest statistics to be added to the country's mounting murder tally after they were gunned down at a bar in the area last ... (caribbeanherald.com)

Rasbert Turner, Star Writer The twinning of Portmore and the city of Lakeland, Florida, is set to bring positive changes to the Portmore Municipal Council, which has already received equipment and ot... (caribbeanherald.com)

Not only were Black Friday shoppers buying technology, but they also were using it to make the day a little less hectic. Across Palm Beach and Broward counties, retail customers used their smart ph... (caribbeanherald.com)

(BRUSSELS) - Spain will seek to establish a new bilateral agreement on EU-Cuba ties, including human rights, in the first half of 2010 when it will hold the EU's rotating presidency, its foreign minis... (caribbeanherald.com)

Tiger Woods acknowledges the crowd as he approaches the 18th green in the final round of the 2009 Australian Masters at Kingston Heath Golf Club in Melbourne. (caribbeanherald.com)

Two robbers knocked on a door about 1 a.m. Saturday and forced their way in, armed with handguns, police said. When the victims opened the door in the 100 block of Northeast Fourth Avenue, the robb... (caribbeanherald.com)