Jamaica Observer: 84-year-old graduates with Bachelor's degree

November 05, 2018

PRN-Caribbean News Jamaica Observer: 84-year-old graduates with Bachelor's degree Jamaica Observer: Jamaican decorative paints virtually lead-free — study caribbean - Google News: Initiatives target Latin American, Caribbean aviation - Transportation Today Latin American Herald Tribune: First Members of Central American Migrant Caravan Arrive in Mexico City Latin American Herald Tribune: Beatrice Rangel: Mexico – Who is in Charge? Jamaica Observer: 84-year-old graduates with Bachelor's degree PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – An 84-year-old man, who once worked as clerk with the British Government, Sunday graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Mass Communication from the Ken Gordon School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the College of Science, Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago. Read More Jamaica Observer: Jamaican decorative paints virtually lead-free — study PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) THE Caribbean Poison Information Network ( Car PIN) is reporting that Jamaican decorative paints have been found to be virtually lead-free. Speaking in an interview with JIS News, poison information coordinator at CarPIN, Sherika Whitelocke-Ballingsingh said that this was one of the findings of a recent lead in paint study that was conducted by CarPIN in collaboration with international non-governmental organisation, International Persistent Organic Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN). Read More caribbean - Google News: Initiatives target Latin American, Caribbean aviation - Transportation Today PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is encouraging Latin America and Caribbean governments to explore avenues to enhance the economic and social benefits of aviation. Read More Latin American Herald Tribune: First Members of Central American Migrant Caravan Arrive in Mexico City PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) First Members of Central American Migrant Caravan Arrive in Mexico City MEXICO CITY – About 1,500 members of the leading caravan of Central American migrants traveling north through Mexico arrived in Mexico City on the weekend, spending the night in a sports stadium, and it is expected that in the coming days the number of mainly Honduran migrants in the capital will rise to 5,000, human rights officials reported.The Federal District Human Rights Commission (CDHDF) and the Mexico City government – both the current one and the recently elected one – are taking initial measures to provide humanitarian aid to the migrants at the Jesus Martinez “Palillo” stadium, the CDHDF said.Commission chief Nashieli Ramirez said at a press conference that assorted capital government departments and agencies, along with national and international civil organizations, are already providing the migrants with health services, food, shelter and security, along with legal information so that the people can make decisions.Ramirez said that on Nov. Read More Latin American Herald Tribune: Beatrice Rangel: Mexico – Who is in Charge? PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) By Beatrice E. Rangel When grilled by journalists on the negative outcome of the referendum on the half built new airport for Mexico City president elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador shouted "Who do you think is encharged? Read More

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