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Barbados committed to sensitising public about human trafficking

By Government of BarbadosBRIDGETOWN, Barbados, (GIS) – Government is continuing its drive to sensitise citizens about human trafficking and its signs. To this end, four Transport Board buses have been wrapped with images and wording on human trafficking to help the public “know the signs”, and the c

IDB Invest – Sacyr Concesiones boost connectivity and logistics competitiveness in Colombia

WASHINGTON, USA – IDB Invest has provided a loan of 1.27 trillion Colombian pesos (approximately $315 million) to Fideicomiso P.A. Camino del Pacífico, backed by Unión Vial Camino del Pacífico S.A.S., to finance the modernization of the Buga–Loboguerrero–Buenaventura road corridor. The project is pa

Caribbean Development Bank advances regional climate action

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB, the Bank) has embarked on an important round of stakeholder consultations with representatives from 14 CARICOM member states and key regional institutions supporting the mobilisation of climate finance and the energy and transport sectors.T

Belize launches national strategy to strengthen chemicals and waste governance

SAN IGNACIO TOWN, Cayo – The Department of the Environment (DOE), within the ministry of sustainable development, climate change, and solid waste management, is hosting the final presentation of Belize’s National Strategy and Action Plan for the Implementation and reporting of the Basel, Rotterdam,

No Tax on Tips: $1,300 tax cut for waitresses, not billionaires

WASHINGTON, USA – The One, Big, Beautiful Bill offers new hope and relief for tipped workers through no tax on tips. Created by president Trump, this tax relief helps workers who were particularly harmed by the Biden administration’s cost of living crisis.“No tax on tips helps fulfill president Trum

IMF to close resident representative office in Costa Rica

WASHINGTON, USA – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has decided to close its Resident Representative Office in San José, which has been headed by Santiago Acosta-Ormaechea, effective mid-October 2025.The IMF had opened the office in July 2021 to support an enhanced engagement following the exec

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