Caribbean News Analysis

Your one-stop spot for news and analysis.

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Below, you'll find our in-depth news analysis.

This month, we look at the future political career of Jack Warner in Trinidad and Tobago, ask regional olympic officials why the Caribbean is yet to cash in on the London 2012 legacy and explore the issues facing Caribbean migrants in the US as immigration rules change.

And don't forget the weekly news round-up.

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Caribbean and Diaspora News Round-up

200 years for De La Rue, Caribbean remittances go up, new Trinidad film launch and Jamaica gets animated.

Liat to Caricom - invest now

Liat’s chairman tells Caribbean governments it’s time to pay for the cow and stop drinking the milk for free. Reporting from Antigua.

Jack Warner - Epitaph or triumph?

Tony Fraser explores whether Jack Warner's current political moves will lead to political triumph or a triumph over traditional party politics?

Yet to cash in on the Olympic legacy

Dania Bogle in Kingston asks regional olympic chiefs about work so far on cashing in on the successes of the 2012 Olympics.

Immigration and the Caribbean student

Kejan Haynes explores how changing immigration policy in the US is making an impact on the average Caribbean student.

Trinidad's legal crackdown on crime

Trinidad's ruling party tackles crime through new legislation and plans for joint police and army patrols. Analysis from Port of Spain.

Canada's welcome mat

Raynier Maharaj in Toronto assesses the immigration changes being rolled out in Canada and their impact on Caribbean migrants.

Green tourism: The challenge

Tony Fraser reporting from Port of Spain as tourism chiefs spell out the long shopping list to keep the key tourism product on the road.

Benefiting from Obama

The second part of the Obama - second time around analysis. How the Caribbean can benefit from the president's second term.

Liat’s 12-month turnaround plan

Caribbean airlines and tourism executives look at the grim reality of future inter-island travel.

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