Regimen Comunista den Caribe y aumento di refugiado

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The content originally appeared on: Diario

E realidad di union Venezuela y Colombia den porta di Aruba

*Ocho barco cu fugitivo lo a wordo intercepta dor di armada

*Kico ta spera region cu fracaso di e revolucion di Putin? 

ORANJESTAD(AAN)- Mientras comunismo no bira realidad na un pais, ta dificil pa splica ciudadanonan cu Comunismo ta simplemente e mihor formula di dictadura.

Mundo a bira complaciente cu e sistema Comunista, cu despues di caida di Union Sovietico a entrega mundo e impresion cu peliger a pasa.

Rusia tabata haci uzo di inversionnan di placa di paisnan liber, cu a establece nan mes na Rusia despues di caida di Union Sovietico.

Na Rusia nada a cambia realmente cu excepcion di e hecho cu regimennan Ruso a permiti e Ruso cera conoci cu icecream pero no a entrega e Pueblo Ruso e derecho di democracia y di dignidad di un hende cu no ta esclavo di estado.

Esclavo di estado ta e mihor forma pa describi e ciudadano di un dictadura Comunista, cu for di su introduccion na Rusia a splica mundo cu e ta mucho mas cu loke mundo kier yama socialista.

Sin dictadura, comunista no por existi pasobra e horta di hende e derecho di alcansa obhetivanan personal y ta uza esfuerso di e ser humano pa dirigentenan haya loke nan kier.

Vladimir Putin na 2022 a canta un revolucion comunista nobo na un mundo cu a contesta. Pero dia ta pasa, luna ta pasa y ainda e problema no ta soluciona.

Mundo liber ta tene su mes na tur tipo di modelo di democracia y derecho, mientras cu e sistema comunista ta tene su mes na e unico modelo cu e conoce cu ta e modelo di fiera cu ta mata pa e por sigui existi.

Na e momento aki, un situacion sumamente serio ta reina y Putin ta pone presion riba su propio hendenan pa nan drenta ehercito y busca nan morto.

Na Rusia cantidad di ciudadano Ruso ta trata na bandona e pais, mientras Ukraina ayera a mustra cu el a haya mas arma pa defende su mes.

Cu Putin ta landa actualmente den lama bruto, ta algo cu tur hende por mira. E pregunta serio ta, kico lo pasa cu mundo si e revolucion di Putin fracasa y na un forma of otro Putin desaparece for di mapa.

Putin no ta ni e prome ni e ultimo dictador cu mundo a conoce. Kico a pasa cu tanto dictadura?

Sinembargo cu e dictadura comunista, tin un problema mas. Comunismo no ta un concepto di un solo pais. Den porta di Aruba tin dos pais cu ta bira un forsa comunista peligroso.

No ta na Rusia so refugiadonan ta busca forma pa bandona dictadura y alcansa libertad.

Informacionnan di DIARIO ayera a mustra cu Armada na Colombia a intercepta ocho barco cu 118 refugiado di Venezuela a bordo.

E loke ta pasa na Rusia, ta realidad di Venezuela sigur y lo bira realidad di Colombia na man di un presidente comunista, cu a bira aliado di Nicolas Maduro,

Kico ta bay pasa den porta di Aruba den desaroyonan mundial?

Kico lo pasa si logra baha Vladimir Putin cu ta landa den olanan pisa na su pais?

E decision pa tene e fronteranan cu Venezuela cera, ta hopi importante pa Aruba, caminda publico mester cuminsa presta mas atencion na e resultado directo di e guera di Ukraine cu tin mundo den un inseguridad total!

E aliansa comunista di Venezuela, ta yega mas leu cu e lazo di Putin. Si Putin zink den e olanan cu el a provoca, kico lo pasa cu e cadena comunista, aliado di regimennan sumamente peligroso pa stabilidad mundial?

E hecho cu refugiadonan di paisnan comunista ta aumenta rond mundo, ta papia un palabra cla!

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Change in Data Reporting on COVID-19 for St. Kitts & Nevis

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The content originally appeared on: ZIZ Broadcasting Corporation

Since the start of the pandemic, the Ministry of Health has been keeping the general public appraised of the virus spread with daily situation reports. We also were producing daily reports on the vaccination coverage once a vaccine became available to the public.

We have come a long way over the last two years. The virus is now endemic, and we have a high population threshold of immunity through a combination of vaccination and infection. The daily positive case count is at an all-time low and life is back to near normal with a significant roll back of most of the COVID-19 protocols.

The Ministry of Health no longer sees it fit to publish a daily situation report.

We will however continue to collect information regarding vaccination coverage, infection and recovery from COVID-19 so we can follow the trends in viral replication and spread as we emerge from the pandemic.

The situation reports will be posted on a weekly basis on the government’s website at covid19.gov.kn website with immediate effect.

Thanks for your corporation and understanding.

Office of the Chief Medical OfficerSeptember 28, 2022

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ECCB Takes Steps To Address Bank Fees, Charges – St. Lucia Times News

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The content originally appeared on: St. Lucia Times News

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The Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) Timothy N. J. Antoine has outlined measures the ECCB is taking to address the issue of bank fees and charges, acknowledging that ‘it is a real issue’ causing genuine concern among the people of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU).

Responding to a question during a live interview ‘Conversation with the Governor’ in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Governor Antoine said the ECCB, being mindful of the concerns, has taken steps to prepare legislation to set up an ‘Office for Financial Conduct.’

The Governor says this office will provide guidance and in some cases mediate and resolve issues that arise in respect of bank fees and charges.

While the ECCB is working on this framework, Governor Antoine is encouraging customers across the ECCU to do what they can to help themselves by looking at and utilising all the options available to them.

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“In many cases, the digital options available in the banks are cheaper if not ‘free’ and we want to encourage customers to use these digital channels as much as possible to minimise your fees and charges” the Governor advised.

SOURCE: Eastern Caribbean Central Bank/ SLT

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Salud reporta 4 muertos y 221 hospitalizaciones por COVID-19

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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV

El informe preliminar de COVID-19 del Departamento de Salud (DS) reportó el jueves 4 muertos y 221 personas hospitalizadas.

La cantidad total de muertes atribuidas es de 5,130.

Hay 201 adultos y 20 menores hospitalizados. Este monitoreo cubre el periodo del 12 al 26 de septiembre de 2022.

La tasa de positividad está a 16.44 por ciento.

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Jarbas Barbosa da Silva Jr nieuwe Paho-directeur

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The content originally appeared on: De Ware Tijd Online

WASHINGTON — Jarbas Barbosa da Silva junior van Brazilië wordt de nieuwe directeur van de Pan-Amerikaanse Gezondheidsorganisatie (Paho). Hij werd

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Lise and Hans Schilders: We loved the country and the …

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The content originally appeared on: Sun Dominica

Lise and Hans Schilders from the Netherlands, are co-owners of Hotel The Champs, in Picard, Portsmouth, and have called Dominica home for the past 15 years.

The Schilders’ left the Netherlands in 1994 to live in France for six years, then headed to Spain for another eight, before coming to the Caribbean and settling in Dominica.

“We first visited Dominica in February 2007 because we were looking for ‘our island’ where we wanted to live,” Lise said.
The couple visited other Caribbean islands but Dominica was different.

“Arriving on the ferry from Guadeloupe we saw an impressive, mountainous, green island. Passing through Customs was a nice experience. Our host treated us to Kubuli beer before taking us on the road full of potholes, but lovely views, to Picard, Portsmouth,” she said.

The Schilders’ first came to the Caribbean in 1990 and stayed in the Dominican Republic, where they considered living. But over time, that country became less appealing. The Nature Island, on the other hand, ‘clicked’ with them.

“Dominica fitted right away, 100%, with what we had in mind,” she said. “In Feb 2007 we made our decision. Returned in July 2007 to find a property for a small Bed & Breakfast, and on October 1, 2007, we came to live here.”

Lise, also General Manager of the hotel, shared that several things attracted them from the start.

“Everyone we met was smiling and friendly and proud to be Dominican. We loved the country and the people from day one,” she said.
Next, was to set up Hotel The Champs. This experience led to the Schilders’ biggest adjustment: that things happen in ‘island time’.

“We come from an over-organized country, The Netherlands,” Hans explained, “We thought we had learned to take it slow with the ‘French touch’ and the Spanish ‘ma?ana, ma?ana’. But that was nothing compared to ‘island time’ in Dominica.”

“We live here now for 15 years,” Lise continued, “and we still find it difficult to be as patient as we need to be to fit into the (non-)speed of doing business in Dominica.”

“But we love the island, the nature, the people, the weather and so we accept that ‘it is what it is’,” they chuckled.
One of the major changes to affect the couple was the loss of Ross University.

“That still is a game changer for the North. That change doesn’t get the continued attention it needs, because the political dialogue has disappeared,” she said.

The two are also very aware other changes in the country.

“We see the level of crime and shootings increase. Our impression is that most of this is drug-related,” she said. “So many youngsters seem to fall for the income and life-style, but how many more have to be shot before we do what it takes?”

Forever grateful to live and work in the beautiful Nature Isle, it is only natural for the Schilders’ to exercise their corporate social responsibility, giving back to the country they call home.

During Ross University’s stint here, the Hotel hosted numerous fund raisers including for the Children’s Heart Foundation. The Schilders’ are also founders of the Portsmouth Rotary Club.

“That club has renovated the emergency department of the Portsmouth hospital, and we’ve been instrumental after Erika and Maria in front line aid, and equipping all 58 primary schools with over 3,500 new computers and IT networks. Our latest achievement is the setup of 30 new beekeepers on island,” he said.

The two are well known in the hospitality sector; both serve as Board members of the Dominica Hotel and Tourism Association (DHTA); Hans was Vice President in 2019 and is currently the President. The couple makes sure to employ only local staff at their establishment and primarily source produce locally.

The Schilders firmly believe innovation and invention are needed to survive the challenges facing the country, hence “we need the young and educated Dominicans to step forward, take charge and help to work on the many obstacles that are still ahead of us.”

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Opnames ‘Kofi’s Tori’ in Suriname

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The content originally appeared on: De Ware Tijd Online

PARAMARIBO — Na de jeugdfilm ‘Leeuwin’ een kleine maand terug, worden er nu ook beelden van de serie ‘Kofi’s Tori’

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Powerful Hurricane Ian making landfall on Florida’s west coast today Loop Cayman Islands

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The content originally appeared on: Cayman Compass

Life-threatening storm surge, swells, heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding expected

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Hurricane Ian

(image: The Weather Channel)

Hurricane Ian, currently west-south-west of Naples and reportedly displaying maximum sustained winds of 155 mph, is expected to make a powerful impact on the west coast of Florida today.

Based on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, the catastrophic damage to be left in the path of this mammoth category 4 hurricane is anticipated to include the following:

severe damage to homes, with loss of some roof structures and/or some exterior wallssnapped or uprooted treesdowned power lines and power outages for weeks or months in some areasdangerous storm surge, swells, flooding and possibly tornadoes in some places

This range of damage is still projected for the coastline and other areas inland even though Hurricane Ian is predicted to get weaker once it makes its first landfall somewhere around Sarasota, Naples and Fort Myers, Florida.

Hurricane Ian storm surge forecast (Image: The Weather Channel)

As a result of the life-threatening dangers, all interests on Florida’s west coast and inland are encouraged to stay vigilant, take precautions and adhere to official evacuation or other notices from local authorities.

Similar precautions apply to Charleston and Charlotte, where a second landfall is expected by Thursday evening. This projected, second landfall, is shown below.

Hurricane Ian projected second landfall (image: The Weather Channel)

As a result of the foregoing, the National Hurricane Center advised of the below warnings and watches in place as of Wednesday morning:

A Hurricane Warning is in effect for:

Chokoloskee to Anclote River, including Tampa BayDry Tortugas

A Storm Surge Warning is in effect for:

Suwannee River southward to FlamingoTampa BayLower Florida Keys from Big Pine Key westward to Key WestDry TortugasFlagler/Volusia Line to the mouth of the St. Mary’s RiverSt. Johns River

A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for:

Cuban provinces of La Habana, Mayabeque, and MatanzasIndian Pass to the Anclote RiverAll of the Florida KeysFlamingo to South Santee RiverFlamingo to ChokoloskeeLake OkeechobeeFlorida BayBimini and Grand Bahama Islands

A Storm Surge Watch is in effect for:

Florida Keys from the Card Sound Bridge westward to east of Big Pine KeyFlorida BayMouth of St. Mary’s River to South Santee River

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Smith Road traffic signal remains down due to CUC line incident Loop Cayman Islands

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The National Roads Authority (NRA) is advising members of the public that the traffic signal at the junction of Smith Road and Bobby Thompson Way remains down.

According to Edward Howard, the NRA’s managing director, the “the traffic signal unfortunately received severe internal damage after one of CUC’s 39KV overhead lines made contact with a signal pole during the storm.”

Howard confirmed that, while the traffic signal is being repaired, Derek Byrne, the Commissioner of Police, will arrange for traffic officers to be posted in the area to assist with the direction of traffic.

During this time, the NRA and the police are asking members of the public to drive with caution in this area.

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Prison Fellowship schenkt kinderen gedetineerden schoolspullen

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The content originally appeared on: De Ware Tijd Online

PARAMARIBO — Kinderen van gedetineerden zijn in aanmerking gekomen voor rugtassen met schoolspullen. De donatie is een jaarlijks terugkerende activiteit

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