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11/14/2026
Eusi Kwayana Funeral Set For Buxton As Guyana Honors A Political And Cultural Giant
By News Americas Now Staff WriterNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Sat. Nov. 14, 2026: Guyana will today pay final respects to veteran politician, educator, writer and cultural activist Eusi Kwayana, whose funeral will be held at the Buxton ball ground in Friendship as part of four days of public observanc
11/14/2026
The People Are The Purpose – Seven Imperatives For Turning Political Power Into National Progress
By Dr. Isaac NewtonNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Sat. Nov. 14, 2026: A government’s greatest achievement is not just political power but how much better its people are able to live. That principle should guide every national budget, public policy, and investment decision. Across the Caribbean, citizens
11/13/2026
This Caribbean Man Wants To Be France’s First Black President
By News Americas Now Staff WriterNews Americas Now, PARIS, France, Fri. Nov. 13, 2026: A Caribbean-born Olympian wants to be France’s next President. If he wins, he would be the country’s first Black president.Teddy Riner, announced on Monday that he will run for president of France in the April 202
11/12/2026
Four Leeward Islands Territorial Board Presidents Declare No Confidence In Enoch Lewis As Leadership Crisis Erupts Hours Before Disputed Election
CARIBPR, NY, NY, Thurs. NOVEMBER 12, 2026: A bitter governance crisis has engulfed the Leeward Islands Cricket Board (LICB), with four Territorial Board Presidents formally declaring no confidence in President Enoch Lewis, challenging his prolonged leadership hours before another controversial presi
11/12/2026
Trinidad And Tobago’s Gay Sex Ruling Exposes The Caribbean’s Unfinished Colonial Legal Legacy
By News Americas Now Staff Writer News Americas Now, PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Thurs. Nov. 12, 2026: Trinidad and Tobago has just dismantled one of the Caribbean’s most enduring colonial-era restrictions on gay sex. But the decision came with an irony that reaches far beyond the immediate question of
11/12/2026
The Political Cost Of Choosing Sides – Why Companies Must Stay Above Party Politics In The Caribbean
By Dr. Isaac NewtonNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Thurs. Nov. 12, 2026: Elections change governments. Political loyalties shift. Businesses must survive both. Yet companies often mistake closeness to political leaders for sound business strategy. In small Caribbean societies, where everybody seems to kn