Caribbean Community Live

HavServe Volunteer Service network invites all to their Annual Fundraising Gala "Celebrating the Volunteers Who Work to Build a Sustainable Future for Haiti's Children"

The threat to the aviation system persists more than a decade following the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.  We continue to face a real and persistent threat, against actors adept in the design, construction and concealment of explosives, including non-metallic improvised explosive devices.

HAVANA, Cuba, Dec 6 (acn) Heads of State and Government of the member nations of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), and regional organizations , will begin arriving today in this capital to participate on Monday in the Fifth CARICOM-Cuba Summit.

Port of Spain, December 03, 2104 – “Fishermen need to organise themselves into cooperatives and associations to make certain claims and demands and for them to be heard”.  This was one of the messages from fisherfolk along the north coast of Trinidad.  Fisherfolk from the Matura to Matelot area worked together to create a participatory video that highlighted the challenges they faced with inadequate fishing facilities.  They pointed out that many of these fishing facilities are developed without fisherfolk’s input in their design.  Poor maintenanc

According to Airbus’ latest Global Market Forecast (GMF), Latin American and Caribbean airlines will require 2,294 new passenger and freighter aircraft between 2014 and 2033, including 1,784 single-aisle, 481 twin-aisle and 29 very large aircraft (VLA) worth an estimated US$292 billion.

Washington, D.C. November 21, 2014 - HavServe Volunteer Service Network today announced the official re-launch of www.havserve.org, a modern website devoted to raising awareness and understanding of volunteerism in Haiti.

The Pico do Fogo volcano on the Cape Verdean island of Fogo erupted Sunday morning, prompting the evacuation of at least one nearby village.

The explosions started around 10 a.m. local time, a geophysicist who studies the volcano told a Cape Verdean English news website. Seismic activity at the site had been unusual for days, he added.

PHILADELPHIA — U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers arrested a Brooklyn, N.Y., woman after officers discovered more than two pounds of cocaine in her baggage at Philadelphia International Airport November 10.