43 Voices Against the US Blockade Against Cuba from the United Nations Podium
Condemnation of the U.S. blockade against Cuba once again took center stage in the general debate of the United Nations General Assembly. At least 43 heads of delegations—including presidents, prime ministers, and foreign ministers, as well as representatives from various countries participating in the high-level segment of the 81st session—included in their statements calls to lift the sanctions against the island and expressed concern about their consequences for the Cuban
Project INSPIRE Officially Launched in St. Maarten to Strengthen Special Education
History was made in St. Maarten today with the official media press launch of Project INSPIRE, a two-year pilot initiative being implemented through a partnership between Education, Consulting, Academic Advising and Mentoring (ECAAM) of Dominica and the SKOS Catholic Education Foundation of St. Maarten. The initiative aims to strengthen educational support for students with Special Educational Needs (SEN), enhance educators' capacity, and promote more responsive, inclusiv
FAO calls for faster action and new finance opportunities for small producers as Caribbean Week of Agriculture gets under way
FAO highlighted investment, stronger agricultural ecosystems and partnerships with financial institutions as key to boosting local production, strengthening resilience, and reducing the Caribbean’s dependence on food imports. — The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) highlighted the need for faster action to strengthen agricultural ecosystems and expand tailored credit access for small producers at the 20th Caribbean Week of Agriculture (CWA 2026) u
