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Woman on trial over Coverden backyard murder

Jennifer Young, accused of murdering a man in her backyard, on Thursday last led her case before Justice Winston Patterson, stating to the High Court that she had remained in her house throughout a frightening ordeal on the night in question.

Jerry Ramrattan

New York lawsuit says city, police helped frame Guyanese rape victim

NEW YORK,  (Reuters) – A Guyanese woman who was framed by her ex-boyfriend for armed robbery and spent more than six months in jail is suing New York City, Nassau County and a number of police detectives who she said ignored critical exonerating evidence and aided her ex-boyfriend’s “preposterous” conspiracy because of his ties to local law-enforcement agents.

Jamaica mom shot dead, kids injured

(Jamaica Observer) Twenty-nine-year-old Therese Morrison, a mother of two, was last night shot dead and her two children shot and injured at their home in Greenvale, Deeside, Trelawny.

Manning: Govt has offended Cuba

(Trinidad Express) Former Prime Minister Patrick Manning said yesterday the Government has offended one of its allies by not being able to allow Cuban President Raul Castro to stay at one of the nation’s leading hotels which he said was owned by the Government.

T&T PM apologises to Castro after Hilton fiasco

(Trinidad Express) Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has apologised to Cuban President Raul Castro who was not allowed to stay at the Hilton Trinidad, St Ann’s, for the Caricom/Cuba Summit held last week in Port of Spain.

New U.N. climate deal struck, critics say gains modest

DURBAN, (Reuters) – Climate negotiators agreed  a pact today that would for the first time force all the  biggest polluters to take action on greenhouse gas emissions,  but critics said the action plan was not aggressive enough to  slow the pace of global warming.

 Eusi Kwayana

Elections outcome could bring national healing, says Kwayana

With the outcome of the recent general elections, former WPA executive member Eusi Kwayana believes Guyana has its best opportunity to end years of bitter rivalry between the major races and he says now is the ideal time for the political parties to work towards a national unity government.

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