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10/20/2026
Legal Immigration From The Caribbean To The U.S. Fell 53% Under Trump Policies
By News Americas Now Staff WriterNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Tue. Oct. 20, 2026: Legal immigration from the Caribbean to the United States fell 53 percent under policies the Trump administration adopted late last year and early this year, according to a New York Times analysis of State Department dat
10/20/2026
Caribbean Leaders Must Lead Without Leaving A Scandal Behind
By Dr. Isaac NewtonNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Tues. Oct. 20, 2026: A Nigerian proverb warns, “The man who swallows a whole coconut must trust his throat.” Some risks are simply too costly to take. A secret favor, an unexplained gift, or a private promise can destroy years of public service. When I w
10/19/2026
Celebration Of Life For Brother Eusi Kwayana Set For Atlanta And Guyana
By News Americas Now Staff WriterNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Mon. Oct. 19, 2026: A celebration of the life of Guyanese Pan-Africanist and co-founder of the Working People’s Alliance (WPA) Baba Eusi Kwayana will continue tonight, October 19th with a Nine Night celebration, a Guyanese mourning traditio
10/19/2026
CCJ Crisis Deepens: Another Judge Accuses The President Of Abusing Authority
By News Americas Now Staff WriterNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Mon. Oct. 19, 2026: The crisis inside the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has escalated on two fronts, with a sitting judge now accusing the court’s own president of abusing his authority, and lawyers in a separate, high-profile extraditio
10/19/2026
U.S.-Caribbean Partnership: Who Sets The Agenda, Who Holds The Power And Who Benefits?
By Dr. Isaac NewtonNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Mon. Oct. 19, 2026: Every partnership reveals its true character in the distribution of power. Who sets the agenda? Who shapes the decisions? Whose interests do the outcomes serve? For the Caribbean, these questions are especially vital in its relationsh
10/18/2026
From Holding Power To Building The Future: A New Vision For Caribbean Leadership
By Dr. Isaac NewtonNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Sun. Oct. 18, 2026: We cannot make the Caribbean larger, but we can make its collective capacity greater. This should define Caribbean leadership for generations to come. Colonial rule shaped our institutions, economies, and attitudes toward power, often