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Large city park in Varadero, Cuba.

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An Argentine tourist has his picture taken in a 1956 Buick in Havana, Friday... A tourist from Puerto Rico places his sun glasses on a sculpture of Ernest... FILE - In this March 11, 2009 file photo,... (photo: Creative Commons / Benito78)

Suspected pirates indicate their surrender with a white cloth on the bow of the Japanese-owned commercial oil tanker M/V Guanabara.

Defence Maritime Photos Piracy Wikipedia: Piracy in the 21st century

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Piracy: IMO endorses use of armed guards on ships
The UN's International Maritime Organization (IMO) has endorsed the use of private armed guards to protect ships from piracy. After a meeting in London, the IMO issued guidelines for the use of guards... (photo: US Navy / Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Anna Wade)

Bahia de las Aguilas, Pedernales - Dominican Republic.

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Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism hails new U.S. flights to La Romana
The Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism proudly welcomes new direct flights to Casa de Campo La Romana International Airport on the country's Southeast Coast; twice weekly JetBlue flights from New... (photo: Creative Commons / Scmjht)
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65th General Assembly: Continuation of the General Debate (19th Plenary Meeting) Statement by His Excellency Mr. Orette Bruce Golding, Prime Minister of Jamiaca

Jamaica Observer
The Tourism Enhancement (Slush) Fund
If there is one good thing that can be said of the People's National Party (PNP), it is that they left the state-run Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) healthy — US$20 million of health. Prime... (photo: UN / UN)
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Security Council: Haiti's Government Must Ensure Stability

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Security Council: Haiti's Government Must Ensure Stability
Wednesday, 18 May 2011, 1:44 pm Press Release: United Nations Security Council: Haiti’s Government Must Ensure Stability New York, May 17 2011 - The Security... (photo: UN / JC McIlwaine)
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As Haiti swears in President, UN calls for new political, social and economic pact

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As Haiti swears in President, UN calls for new political, social and economic pact
Michel Martelly and wife after being sworn in as President of Haiti at parliament building in Port-au-Prince15 May 2011 Welcoming Haiti's first ever transfer of power... (photo: UN / Victoria Hazou)
Haiti Photos President Social UN Wikipedia: Michel Martelly

Sperm Whale

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Biologists Learn To Speak Sperm Whale
Whales have accents and regional dialects When they dive together, sperm whales make patterns of clicks to each other known as "codas". Recent findings suggest... (photo: Alaska Image Library)
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Supporters of Haiti's presidential candidate Michel 'Sweet Micky' Martelly celebrate outside Martelly's home after the announcement of preliminary results for the presidential election runoff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Monday April 4, 2011.

The Boston Globe
Haiti's new president vows to rebuild
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - A pop star known for his bad boy antics on stage, Michel "Sweet Micky'' Martelly, became this earthquake-devastated country's new president... (photo: AP / Ramon Espinosa)
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Presidential candidate Michel Martelly climbs a vehicle to address supporters after voting a presidential runoff in Petion Ville, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Sunday, March 20, 2011.

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Singer Michel Martelly is sworn in as Haiti's president
Reporting from Port-au-Prince, Haiti—... (photo: AP / Ramon Espinosa)
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World Politics

	Gaddafi forces shell rebel-held Misurata Al Jazeera
	UK and France seek UN resolution on Syria Al Jazeera
	WBengal's new leader claims deal with separatists Herald Tribune
	Spanish farmers hand out veges to publicize plight The News & Observer
	This Syrian tinderbox could set fire to the region The Guardian

South America

	Report: Pinellas tourism up during peak season Tampa Bay Online
	Chile copper mine protest drags on, no end in sight Mining Weekly
	Humala victorious as Fujimori concedes The Independent
	Ollanta Humala Elected: Leftist Candidate Narrowly Wins Peru Election Huffington Post

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Domestic food crop production hits 11-year high

Carstens gets backing as IMF chief Independent online (SA)
Royal Caribbean International Introduces Voyager of the Seas redOrbit
China agrees to invest in Cuban oil refinery Kansas City Star
Peruvian stock dumped after leftist wins election BBC News
China, Cuba agree on investment in Cienfuegos oil refinery Orlando Sentinel
Brigus Gold Provides Black Fox Mine Update Mineweb
Atlantic City scuba diving The Examiner
Fifa demands Caribbean officials produce evidence of bribery The Guardian
Cuban ballet company superb in the classics Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
NRIs cheer Mamata cell The Telegraph India
Money really can't buy you love: Lottery winner has £2.5m in The Daily Mail
Companies provide Cuban documents for a price Herald Tribune
Caribbean governments encourage gardening to ease reliance o Star Tribune
Enough small steps; it’s time to leap The Miami Herald
Cuban Visitors Share Sounds and Moves of Their Roots The New York Times
Green Bay scuba diving The Examiner
Chinese VP in Cuba to meet on economic ties KDVR
Blind eyes and closed ranks at the crazy court of Fifa's Sep The Observer
Acrobat recreates fatal Puerto Rico high-wire act Herald Tribune
Charting Cuba’s post-communist politics The Miami Herald

Haiti's President-elect Michel Martelly leaves after a press conference in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Thursday May 5, 2011. Martelly is scheduled to be sworn in May 14.

Former pop star to be sworn in as Haiti's president

Cuba's dissident Guillermo Farinas speaks on his cellphone at his home in Santa Clara, Cuba, Tuesday Dec. 14, 2010.

Cuba dissidents push for death probe

Peacekeepers with the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) maintain security at a food and water distribution point in the town of Grande Saline, in Haiti’s Artibonite region. Due to its isolated, coastal location, the town has been badly affected by a recent cholera outbreak and is in dire of need of clean water and medical care.

Cholera epidemic kills thousands in Haiti

Wikileaks exposes how America still hates on Haiti The Grio
Peru's president-elect to fight drug trafficking and corrupt BBC News
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Cuba dissident's remains exhumed, family to leave The Boston Globe
Floods kill 13 as heavy rains pound Haiti: official Breitbart
Latin America's former first ladies bid to break macho presi The Guardian
Gary Hyams takes the president and CEO reins at Gurkha The Examiner
West Indies Elects To Bat Against India GroundReport
Hernandez hat trick lifts Mexico over El Salvador Houston Chronicle
Peru election: Early results suggest Humala victory BBC News
Travel Troubleshooter: All-inclusive? Get it in writing Philadelphia Daily News
Deep in the heart of LBJ: Robert A. Caro does research for f Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Vice President Xi arrives in Havana for visit China Daily
Cuban dissident on hunger strike to protest death Breitbart
Cuban dissidents protest alleged police beating death m&c;
Discount carrier struggles to fly in Caribbean Herald Tribune
Just Drive, She Said The New York Times
Warner’s suspension from Fifa causes heated debate in The Miami Herald
Peru election: Keiko Fujimori optimistic ahead of poll BBC News
Discount carrier struggles to take wing in the Caribbean; ch Star Tribune

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IDB, UNWTO team up to strengthen tourism in region

Abbot Laboratories Philippines main office distributing pharmaceuticals, diagnostic equipment , etc. located in EDSA , Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila , April 1 , 2009.

Caribbean health ministers approve pharmaceutical policy

Cuba's President Raul Castro adjusts his glasses as he attends a rally marking the Cuba’s Day of National Rebellion in Holguin, northeast of Cuba, Sunday, July 26, 2009.

Castro proposes political term limits in Cuba

Ann Arbor Guadeloupe The Examiner
Royal Caribbean ship headed to China The Business Review
A CNN insider's guide to Havana, Cuba CNN
JetBlue Airways Awarded Seventh Consecutive Customer Satisfa Insurance Newsnet
Living with HIV in Trinidad and Tobago The Guardian
Another Cuba, A Different Fidel The New York Times
Last 2 defendants plead guilty in child care fraud Fresno Bee
Dodgers go to college often on Day 2 MLB
LA County probation officer stole over $14,000 Fresno Bee
Nucor inks supplier deals for ore The Business Review
17-Year-Old Is Arrested in Thefts of Laptops From Public Sch The New York Times
GLOBAL: Taking on the land-grabbers IRINnews
Englishman Carl Froch will KO Jamaican Glen Johnson in five The Examiner
Virginia Tech Students Unite Haiti Villages Across a Treache redOrbit
Doctor on mission to bring relief during disasters The Business Review
Agency asked InnoVida for proof of money trail The Business Review
Vt gov taps lawyer for new health care post Fresno Bee
College entrepreneurs inspired by Mark Cuban The Examiner
Nashville Latin Dance Festival This Weekend The Examiner
IBC Travel launches Palm Beach-Bahamas flights The Business Review

Spanish actress Penelope Cruz signs autographs prior to the screening of he movie "Elegy" at the International Film Festival Berlinale in Berlin, Germany, Sunday, Feb. 10, 2008. The 58th International Film Festival, Berlinale, takes place from Feb. 7 to Feb. 17, 2008. (AP Photo/Miguel Villagran) (sr4)

It's Cruz control! Penelope dazzles at Disneyland premiere of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides

Australian actress Naomi Watts accepts the Hollywood Breakthrough Acting award at the Hollywood Film Festival's Gala ceremony and Hollywood Movie Awards, Monday, Oct. 7, 2002, in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Hot Watts! King Kong actress Naomi reveals her bikini body on Barbados holiday

Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin

Clinton offers US support for Haiti's president-elect while outlining daunting task ahead

It's time for the Cubs to let Jim Hendry go The Examiner
Policeman who led double life as a thug is jailed for 20 yea The Daily Mail
Video: Jamaica score goal of beauty Yahoo Daily News
News briefs Tulsa World
Puerto Rico seizure yields car that uses jet fuel Herald Tribune
Hapag-Lloyd Skips New Orleans Port Calls Journal of Commerce
World's largest radio telescope in Puerto Rico receives 5-ye Star Tribune
Cuban Salsa Sunday Classes +practice listings Skiddle
FIFA circus hit by Caribbean Football Union snub: Row over ' The Daily Mail
Puerto Rico anchor sues Carnival over image Herald Tribune
Coleen and Wayne Rooney kick off holiday season as they hit The Daily Mail
Gold Cup: Jamaica 4-0 Grenada, Honduras 0-0 Guatemala The Examiner
Haiti rain storms, mudslides kill at least 11 Herald Tribune
Chantelle has the eye of a tiger! Miss Houghton reveals her The Daily Mail
Miami Vice: FIFA summon Caribbean football chiefs to corrupt The Daily Mail
AirTran Airways Launches 72 Hours of Savings Sale StreetInsider
Marlins select Cuba-born pitcher Herald Tribune
Rains send rivers dangerously higher in Caribbean Herald Tribune
Puerto Rico judge releases suspect in North Hollywood killin The Los Angeles Times
'Real Housewives of New Jersey': one crazy Thanksgiving on t The Examiner

Presidential candidate Mirlande Manigat, center, waves to supporters after casting her ballot at a polling station in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Sunday, March 20, 2011. Haiti's voters will choose between candidates Mirlande Manigat, the former first lady, and Michel "Sweet Micky" Martelly, a star of Haitian music to lead a country where anger with the government runs deep and nearly a million people are living on the streets.

Choice for Haiti's angry voters bad-boy muso or former first lady

People vote at a polling station during a presidential runoff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Sunday, March 20, 2011. Haiti's voters will choose between candidates Mirlande Manigat, the former first lady, and Michel "Sweet Micky" Martelly, a star of Haitian music to lead a country where anger with the government runs deep and nearly a million people are living on the streets.

Haiti votes for new president in runoff election

Truck moving materials of the Pichilemu Hospital to Agustín Ross High School, on March 11, 2011 (Japanese tsunami emergency

Advocates Intensify Push for NOAA's Tsunami Center in Puerto Rico

Acrobat, mom reenact fatal Puerto Rico wire walk Tulsa World
Recording 1960s Manchester's buzzing Caribbean scene The Guardian
Sanderson to join Lancers Canada Dot Com
Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya returns from exile The Los Angeles Times
Cuba under the lens at the Getty Museum The Los Angeles Times
'A Revolutionary Project: Cuba from Walker Evans to Now' inf The Los Angeles Times
Global peace index 2011: the full list The Guardian
Cardinal Carter captures boys soccer title with shutout win Canada Dot Com
C&W Communications profit up, cautious on Caribbean The Guardian
MacLelland bowls 300 on way to gold medal Canada Dot Com
Agreement to let Honduras return to OAS Tulsa World
'Pirates of the Caribbean' plunders foreign markets The Los Angeles Times
Local decathlete Adjetey-Nelson to compete at worlds in Aust Canada Dot Com
Aruba Networks Reports Record Third Quarter 2011 Financial R Seeking Alpha
Roger Guenveur Smith's one-man show The Los Angeles Times
New president takes power in struggling Haiti Tulsa World
Jamaican creates leave organiser software Jamaica Observer
'Pirates of the Caribbean' the latest film franchise to go f The Los Angeles Times
News Briefs Sandbagging Tulsa World
Get to know your MPs, NDP edition Canada Dot Com

Fidel Castro speaks during a special session of parliament in his first official government appearance in front of lawmakers in four years in Havana, Cuba, Saturday Aug. 7, 2010.

Fidel Castro gives brother key vote of confidence

A boy dressed as a Cuban soldier and his mother attend the parade commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Bay of Pigs failed invasion along the Plaza de la Revolucion or Revolution Square in Havana, Cuba, Saturday April 16, 2011. Cuba kicked off a crucial Communist Party congress Saturday with the parade to mark 50 years since the defeat of CIA-backed exiles at the Bay of Pigs.

Castro urges time limits for top government posts

Penelope Cruz

'Pirates Of The Caribbean': Penelope Cruz Talks Filming While Pregnant

Van der Sloot to appear in court Wednesday CNN
San Jose Caribbean The Examiner
End the US embargo against Cuba China Daily
Evacuations planned after Haiti lake bursts banks Herald Tribune
Fragrance fashion The Star
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides - really strange The Examiner
Gary Rhodes: I’m so fanatical about ironing that I pre The Daily Mail
Reception honors six women of faith Thursday in Cleveland Ohio
Cuba: A Test of Leadership for U.S. Senator, Marco Rubio Business Insider
'Jack Sparrow' of the Caribbean? A review of 'On Stranger Ti The Examiner
Forget envelopes full of cash, this is why 'Football Family' The Independent
Man accused in Barbados fire that killed 6 women pleads guil Star Tribune
Man pleads guilty in Barbados fire that killed 6 Herald Tribune
Antigua honeymoon murder: family come face to face with susp The Daily Telegraph
Cuban enjoys new benefit of free sex-change operation CNN
Antigua honeymoon murder: the horrific scene after the attac The Daily Telegraph
Sepp Blatter's re-election is an own goal - Fifa must start The Daily Telegraph
'She's Jamaican me horny': Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson shocks The Daily Mail
Trial starts in Antigua killing of honeymooners Herald Tribune
Cuba announces work force reduction in health care The News & Observer

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