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The winners of the Smalta Kite Flying Competition pose with their prizes. In photo with a representative from Smalta are (from left) Alex Persaud, Noel Moraglia and Andrew Ramphaul.
The winners of the Smalta Kite Flying Competition pose with their prizes. In photo with a representative from Smalta are (from left) Alex Persaud, Noel Moraglia and Andrew Ramphaul.

Smalta kite contest winners receive awards

The Ansa McAl beverage company yesterday presented prizes to the three persons that were judged winners of the annual Smalta Kite Flying competition.

Bds$14M severance for Almond Beach workers

(Barbados Nation) This month end is going to be a sad one for 500 staff members of Almond Beach Village in St Peter but, as a group, the employees and management team are expected to walk away with approximately Bds$14 million in severance and other compensation.

Barbados urged to take PetroCaribe deal

(Barbados Nation) Former minister of social transformation Hamilton Lashley thinks it is time to take the PetroCaribe deal being offered by Venezuela as a means of getting Barbados out of its current economic energy crisis.

T&T Minister not ready for REDjet talks

(Trinidad Express) Transport Minister Devant Maharaj has said he will not meet with REDjet executives until the regional low-fares airline receives an Air Operators Certificate (AOC) from the Barbados government.

Obama, Caricom to meet

(Trinidad Express) Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and other Caricom heads will be holding bilateral discussions with United States President Barack Obama tomorrow in Cartagena, Colombia.

Golden Grove man electrocuted, GPL blames electricity theft

The police say they are investigating the circumstances surrounding the demise of Hilbert Mayers, 48 years of Section ‘C’, Golden Grove, ECD, whose body was found in a neighbouring yard this morning and the power company says that the death occurred as a result of electricity theft.

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks at the Summit of the Americas Civil Society Dialogue in Cartagena April 13, 2012.  Credit: Reuters/Jacquelyn Martin/Pool

U.S. urged at summit to turn toward Latin America

CARTAGENA, Colombia, (Reuters) – Americas Summit host President Juan Manuel Santos welcomed businessmen and fellow leaders to Colombia today with a call to bury political differences and advice for the United States to turn its attention back to Latin America.

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