 The Guardian | Caribbean countries back Argentina over Falklands with blockade The Guardian A group of Caribbean countries have agreed to back Buenos Aires and block any ships flying the Falklands flag from docking in their ports, Argentina's foreign minister Hector Timerman has said. They include the Commonwealth countries of Antigua-Barbuda ... |
 CTV.ca | Stomach virus sickens passengers on another cruise ship sailing from New Orleans Washington Post The 15-deck, 3100-passenger Royal Caribbean Cruises ship was delayed in leaving Saturday for a seven-day trip by a couple of hours, Port of New Orleans spokesman Chris Bonura. He referred other questions to Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., which did not ... First Of 2 Ships With Norovirus Outbreaks Gets Cleanup At Port Everglades Virus strikes cruise ship out of New Orleans |
 ESPN | Francisco Liriano lifts Escogido Leones ESPN If Escogido wins one of its remaining two games -- on Monday against Aragua or Tuesday against Mayaguez -- it will clinch its second Caribbean Series title in three years and become the first to do it at its home stadium since 2005. Leones skipper Oberkfell magical once again |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Royal Caribbean's 'Legend of the Seas' to cruise from Xiamen on April 2 What's on Xiamen Royal Caribbean cruise ship "Legend of the Seas" will start a six-day journey to Japan after its arrival in Xiamen on 2nd April, offering a unique experience on the sea for five nights, reports Xiamen Economic Daily. During its stopover in Xiamen on ... British cruise ship passenger 'seen falling overboard' Briton missing from Mexico cruise ship Search Continues for Man Who Went Overboard |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Khawaja's century could turn Caribbean dream into reality Sydney Morning Herald DISCARDED Test batsman Usman Khawaja served notice to other contenders seeking a position on the West Indies tour with a defiant century yesterday in NSW's one-day match against Tasmania in Hobart. Khawaja (100) and another tour hopeful Steve Smith ... Usman Khawaja only has eyes for Sheffield Shield |
NYC + Caribbean in One Trip? International Business Times AU By James Kong | February 6, 2012 1:21 PM EST For travellers wanting to combine the very best of city life with the ultimate exotic beach holiday, combined flight and cruise deals to New York and the Caribbean might be just the ticket. |
 Jamaica Observer | The Caribbean: Not so gay Jamaica Observer On the Caribbean island of Barbados with a population of about 250000 people, approximately 3426 persons are living with HIV, and the minister of health, Stephen Lashley, has warned "that is not likely the exact figure". The HIV/AIDS pandemic is ... |
Caribbean News and Views from February 2012 All At Sea “Although we've sponsored individual yachts in regattas throughout the Caribbean for many years, including those in the Heineken Regatta, this is the first year that we will be an Official Sponsor.” Denis Laesker, head of international sales for New ... |
2012 Summer Olympic Sailing Preview-Caribbean Sailors Look to the Future All At Sea The Caribbean boasts a wealth of competitive sailing talent. Yet in the 51 years since the region first sent sailors to the Summer Olympics – starting when Richard John Bennett and Gerald Bird from Trinidad & Tobago finished 30th in the Flying Dutchman ... |
 The Guardian | Lord Ashcroft's Caribbean bank asked to hand over documents The Guardian The Caribbean bank of Tory peer Lord Ashcroft faces demands to hand over documents relating to the collapse of a company whose subsidiary is accused of benefiting from a culture of corruption. An insolvency practitioner appointed by the British Virgin ... More questions raised over Lord Ashcroft's business empire |
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