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10/30/2026
Nevada Pierre: Three-Year-Old Soccer Sensation With Apparent Haitian Roots Draws Global Attention
By News Americas Now Sports EditorNews Americas Now, ORLANDO, FL, Fri. Oct. 30, 2026: Three-year-old Florida soccer sensation Nevada Pierre, the son reportedly of a Haitian-American father and African American mother, is attracting national attention far beyond the soccer field after a viral youth-l
10/30/2026
Caribbean Passports Attract U.S.-Based Investors As EU Pressure Builds
By News Americas Now Business EditorNews Americas Now, MIAMI, FL, Fri. Oct. 30, 2026: U.S.-based investors are emerging as the largest source of prospective clients for Caribbean passports and citizenship-by-investment programs, even as five Eastern Caribbean nations face growing pressure from the E
10/30/2026
Trinidadian Entrepreneur Brings Caribbean Food Favorites To America’s Frozen Food Aisles
By News Americas Now Food EditorNews Americas Now, WASHINGTON, D.C., Fri. Oct. 30, 2026: Trinidadian entrepreneur Natalia J. Kalloo is bringing the taste of Caribbean food and home to American freezers with Calypso Harvest, a Caribbean-inspired frozen food brand built around some of Trinidad and Tob
10/30/2026
British Virgin Islands Takes Center Stage On Bravo’s The Real Housewives Of New York City
By News Americas Now ET EditorNews Americas Now, TORTOLA, British Virgin Islands, Fri. Oct. 30, 2026: The British Virgin Islands is getting a prime-time tourism boost as Bravo’s The Real Housewives of New York City takes viewers to Moskito Island for a two-part Caribbean getaway in Season 16.The BVI
10/30/2026
Forty-Five And Free, But Are We? Antigua and Barbuda at 45: The Promise of Renaissance
By Dr. Isaac NewtonNews Americas Now, NY, NY, Fri. Oct. 30, 2026: Forty-five years ago, Antigua and Barbuda claimed the right to shape its own destiny. Today, our independence theme declares, “Renaissance: Rooted in Pride, Bounded by Prosperity for All.” It is a promise worthy of our history and our
10/30/2026
Latino Voters Helped Elect Trump. Are They Now Having Second Thoughts?
By Felicia J. PersaudNews Americas Now, Fri. Oct. 30, 2026: In 2024, Donald Trump made historic gains among Latino voters, winning nearly half their vote and helping him return to the White House. Two years later, Latino immigrants have been deported to countries they have never called home, Venezue