From Feb. 10, all arrivals to Saint Lucia (aged 5 years or older) must provide a negative result from a Covid-19 PCR test taken no more than five days before arrival, down from the previous requirement to produce a test taken seven days prior to arrival.
Trinidad security forces are hunting a serial killer or killers who they fear may strike again soon. One woman’s body was recovered last week and human remains were found close by. The area has seen several women disappear in recent years.
Cuba has announced it will allow private businesses to operate in most industries, in what is a major reform to its state-controlled economy.
Guyana’s conflict with Venezuela over a disputed border is intensifying after 12 Guyanese fishermen were freed from a Venezuelan jail.
A Rastaman in Jamaica believes his dreadlocks will one day be recognised as the longest in the world and enter the Guinness Book of Records.
The Biden administration will review US policy on Cuba, the White House said last week, raising hopes that crippling measures will soon be lifted.
Dominica now has a medical school that solely focuses on veterinary studies, in the capital Roseau.
Grenada will not lift its 10pm-5am covid curfew after a spike in COVID-19 cases in neighbouring islands. The measure will remain in place for at least the next two weeks.
Trinidad and Tobago is not a safe place to travel to presently for many reasons, according to the United States Embassy in Port of Spain.
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