Caribnews on 01/05/2026

ICE announces historic 120 percent manpower increase

Recruitment Campaign brought in 12,000 officers and agentsWASHINGTON, USA — US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced that its unprecedented nationwide recruitment campaign has shattered expectations, hiring more than 12,000 officers and agents in less than a year.After receiving more

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Sir Ronald Sanders to be appointed Chancellor of the University of Guyana
Caribnews on 01/05/2026

Sir Ronald Sanders to be appointed Chancellor of the University of Guyana

By Caribbean News Global GROEGETOWN, Guyana – Sir Ronald Sanders is set to become the next Chancellor of the University of Guyana following his identification for the post by the institution’s Council, a statement from the Office of the President confirmed on Friday, News Room Guyana reports.The pos

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Guyana secure and prepared, says PM Phillips
Caribnews on 01/04/2026

Guyana secure and prepared, says PM Phillips

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, (DPI) – Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips has assured residents of Guyana’s bordering communities that the country remains secure and on high alert, following the overnight United States of America (USA) military operations which led to the capture and detention of V

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US to run Venezuela until a safe transition is complete – what will the outcome be?
Caribnews on 01/03/2026

US to run Venezuela until a safe transition is complete – what will the outcome be?

“ Regional governments will have to function differently in 2026.” Caribbean News Global (CNG). The Monroe Doctrine has resurfaced.By Caribbean News Global TORONTO, Canada – US military operation ‘Absolute resolve’ deployed special operations and unmatched intelligence in a meticulously planned form

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Caribnews on 01/03/2026

US claims Maduro captured during military operation against Venezuela

Social media footage showed columns of smoke over key military installations in Caracas and surrounding areas.CARACAS, (venezuelanalysis.com) – US president Donald Trump has claimed that US Special Forces have captured Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro during a miltary operation against Venezuela

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Mudaro captured and flown out of the country by US special forces
Caribnews on 01/03/2026

Mudaro captured and flown out of the country by US special forces

President Trump will hold a news conference at Mar-a-Lago at 11 a.m. ET on Saturday.By Caribbean News GlobalCARACAS, Venezuela – US Army’s Delta Force, an elite special forces unit, on Saturday morning, in an un-surpised operation, “captured and flown out of the country” president Nicholas Mudaro an

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Caribnews on 01/03/2026

Jamaica receives US$300,000 in recovery assistance from Republic of Korea

By Britney StevensKINGSTON, Jamaica, (JIS) – The Republic of Korea has donated US$300,000 to support Jamaica’s recovery efforts following hurricane Melissa. The contribution was formally handed over during a ceremony held recently at the ministry of foreign affairs and foreign trade offices in downt

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Security Council: New faces, old tensions as five nations take their seats
Caribnews on 01/03/2026

Security Council: New faces, old tensions as five nations take their seats

By Vibhu MishraNEW YORK, USA – From deploying peacekeepers to conducting quiet – but at times heated – diplomacy, the UN Security Council sits at the heart of global decision-making on war and peace. As of January, five new countries will have a seat around the iconic horseshoe table.Bahrain, Colomb

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US visa denials for Caribbean CIP/CBI nationals are a tell-tale sign
Caribnews on 12/31/2025

US visa denials for Caribbean CIP/CBI nationals are a tell-tale sign

US targets Caribbean CIP/CBI countries, Venezuela, Cuba and China’s influence in the Caribbean region and Latin America. By Caribbean News Global USA / ST LUCIA – Weekly reports of US visa denials for Saint Lucians, and other Caribbean CIP/CBI countries, continue to raise concerns in every sector of

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Guyana’s agro-processed goods heading to Caribbean markets, says president Ali
Caribnews on 12/31/2025

Guyana’s agro-processed goods heading to Caribbean markets, says president Ali

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, (DPI) – Two containers of locally produced agro‑processed goods are destined for Caribbean markets, in what president Dr Irfaan Ali describes as a concrete step in turning farm output into export-driven wealth for households and communities.In-depth end-of-year conversation with

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UN General Assembly approves $3.45 billion regular budget for 2026
Caribnews on 12/31/2025

UN General Assembly approves $3.45 billion regular budget for 2026

By Vibhu MishraNEW YORK, USA – The General Assembly has approved a $3.45 billion regular budget for the United Nations for 2026, following weeks of intensive negotiations and one of the Organisation’s most important reform initiatives, UN80.The budget – approved by the 193-member General Assembly o

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Caribnews on 12/30/2025

Chemicals used in mosquito fogging safe, says Dr Tufton

By Garfield L. AngusKINGSTON, Jamaica, (JIS) – The ministry of health and wellness is assuring the public that chemicals being used in fogging activities are considered safe for human health. Speaking with JIS News, minister Dr Christopher Tufton, said, fogging is a “safe method” for getting rid of

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