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Sep 02

St. Kitts launches probe of herpes vaccine tests on U.S. patients

By Marisa Taylor, Kaiser Health News

The vaccine research has sparked controversy because the lead investigator did not rely on traditional U.S. safety oversight while testing the vaccine.

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Mar 20

Caribbean artists remember poet Derek Walcott

By Elizabeth Flock

A Caribbean street photographer, poets, and other writers remember Derek Walcott, a Nobel laureate and Caribbean poet and playwright who died Friday.

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Dec 28

Column: Why Castro was so deeply loved by some, and hated by others

By Nana Brantuo

“In this country, our understandings of heroism have always been informed by an ugly past of racial prejudice and discrimination.” Fidel Castro’s death saw the Cuban revolutionary re-enter the U.S. imaginary as a villain, a communist dictator opposed to core…

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Dec 01

To break recession, Latin America and Caribbean nations must support its self-starters, study says

By Laura Santhanam

Latin American and Caribbean nations continue to languish in a recession, and a recent report says policies that promote greater entrepreneurship could give economies a needed boost.

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Oct 28

In Haiti, are 1 million doses of cholera vaccine enough to stop an outbreak?

By Larisa Epatko

When Hurricane Matthew steamrolled southern Haiti earlier this month, it wiped out houses, bridges and roads. It also decimated sanitation systems, putting the Caribbean island nation at risk of worsening cholera outbreaks.

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Oct 11

Photos: Cholera outbreaks feared after hurricane hits Haiti

By Larisa Epatko

As Haiti began rebuilding in the wake of Hurricane Matthew, aid groups worried that cholera and other diseases would quickly spread in the flood waters. The Caribbean island nation has battled cholera for six years, but conditions following the hurricane could…

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Oct 05

Photos: What happened to Haiti after Hurricane Matthew

By Larisa Epatko

Hurricane Matthew cut through southwestern Haiti on Tuesday, flooding towns and knocking out at least one major bridge, as it rolled toward Florida where it is expected to hit late Thursday.

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Jul 09

Bahamas issues travel advisory for U.S., urging ‘extreme caution’

By Omar Etman

On the heels of nationwide protests against police violence, the Bahamas issued a travel advisory on Friday for its citizens visiting the U.S.

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May 20

Despite reports, Haiti not joining the African Union

By Kenya Downs

Rumors circulated that the Caribbean nation of Haiti would become the African Union's 55th member state. Not true, says the African Union.

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Apr 20

The problem with Snapchat’s Bob Marley filter goes beyond blackface

By Kenya Downs

While some accuse Snapchat of promoting blackface, others point to a bigger problem with the Bob Marley filter.

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