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08/04/2026
55 Immigrants Have Now Died In ICE Custody Since Trump Took Office – Including Two Haitian Men
By NAN Staff Writer, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Tues. Aug. 4, 2026: A Salvadoran immigrant died over the weekend at a troubled federal detention center in Newark, becoming the 55th immigrant to die in ICE custody since President Trump returned to office in January 2025 – a toll tha
08/03/2026
Third Country Deportation – Can The Caribbean Demand Reparations While Helping America Deport The Displaced?
By Felicia J. PersaudNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Mon. Aug. 3, 2026: The spotlight is now on Third Country Deportation even as the Caribbean is demanding that the world confront one of history’s greatest crimes: the forced transportation of millions of African men, women and children across borders
08/03/2026
Guyana Case Against MV Barima Captain And Crew Adjourned To September 7th
By NAN Staff Writer, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Mon. Aug. 3, 2026: The murder case against the captain and two crew members of the MV Barima has been adjourned to September 7th, after a Guyanese magistrate ruled the Charity Magistrate’s Court’s limited sitting schedule left n
08/03/2026
Caribbean Diaspora Betting Is Split Between Two Sports Worlds
News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Mon. Aug. 3, 2026: Caribbean fans do not leave their sports behind when they move. They bring the old teams, the old arguments, the family favourites, the national pride. But the new country still gets into the habit. That is where betting starts to look different. A Car
08/03/2026
Guyana Is Leaving Millions On The Table With Exxon While It Searches For A Company To Salvage The MV Barima
By NAN Business Editor, News Americas News Americas, WASHINGTON, D.C., Mon. Aug. 3, 2026: As Guyana’s Maritime Administration Department scrambles to find a qualified contractor to pull the MV Barima from the ocean floor, the government is sitting on a separate, far larger unresolved account: milli
08/02/2026
When The Law Stands Taller Than Power: The CCJ’s Defining Moment For Caribbean Democracy
By Dr. Isaac NewtonNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Sun. Aug. 2, 2026: Some judgments settle disputes. Others leave a mark on history. The Caribbean Court of Justice’s (CCJ) decision in the Azruddin Mohamed and Nasar Mohamed extradition matter belongs to the second category because its significance reac