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The Guardian
Haiti's employment push turns to textiles as farming tradition uprooted
Farming has long been Haiti's economic mainstay, but many see the garment industry as the key to tackling unemployment Haiti's seeds of change … a boy works on a rice field in the Artibonite valley.... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)

Big Thompson River in Moraine Park in the Rocky Mountain National Park. The headwaters of the river begin in Forest Canyon within Rocky Mountain National Park in Larimer County, Colorado.

Family Mountain Photos Tourism USA Wikipedia: Rocky Mountain National Park

The Washington Times
Grand County, CO: the premiere family fun destination
Related Columns GRAND COUNTY, CO, August 20, 2013 – Whether you want to explore Rocky Mountain National Park or to plummet 40 feet from a cliff into the slow rolling Colorado River, Grand County... (photo: Creative Commons / Wusel)

Pakistan's Umar Akmal displays the man of the match and man of the series trophies after Pakistan won the match by 58 runs against Bangladesh on their third one-day international cricket match in Chittagong, Bangladesh, Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011.

The Siasat Daily
Umar Akmal to undergo medical tests on return from Caribbean
August 19: Young batsman Umar Akmal will undergo medical examination arranged by the Pakistan Cricket Board after he reportedly suffered from an epilepsy seizure during his stint at the Caribbean... (photo: AP / Pavel Rahman)
Caribbean Cricket Pakistan Photos Wikipedia: Umar Akmal

Jamaica's Usain Bolt, center, celebrates after winning gold alongside silver medalist Yohan Blake of Jamaica, left, following the men's 200-meter final during the athletics in the Olympic Stadium at the 2012 Summer Olympics, London, Thursday, Aug. 9, 2012.

CNN
Bolt completes golden hat-trick as Jamaica romp to sprint relay glory
August 18, 2013 -- Updated 1507 GMT (2307 HKT) (CNN) -- Usain Bolt rounded off the world championships Sunday by claiming his third gold in Moscow as he anchored Jamaica to victory in the men's 4x100m... (photo: AP / David J. Phillip)
Gold Jamaica Photos Usain Wikipedia: Usain Bolt

Traditional Caymanian home - East End, Grand Cayman. According to the Cayman Islands 2010 census the estimated resident population is 54,878 people,

Houston Chronicle
Cayman, US agree on reporting of Americans' assets
KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — The Cayman Islands says it has reached agreement with the United States to provide information on accounts held by American citizens to comply... (photo: Creative Commons / Lhb1239)
Cayman Jamaica Kingston Photos USA Wikipedia: Cayman Islands

Cuba 2008. Travel.

Granma Internacional
Cuba upgrading airports to promote international tourism
CUBA’s aspirations to develop tourism have also extended to expanding its air operations, with the increased security, modernity and logistics demanded by this service.... (photo: WN / marzena )
Airports Cuba Photos Security Tourism Wikipedia: Cuba

Sprinter Allyson Felix of the United States warms up during a morning training session in Dalian, Liaoning province, China Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008, one days before the Beijing Olympics Games.

The Hindu
Felix runs hot on an overcast day
Allyson Felix of the United States started her bid for a record ninth world title by breezing through the 200ms heats at the World Championships on Thursday. The 2012... (photo: AP / Andy Wong)
Athletics Olympic Photos Star Wikipedia: Allyson Felix

UPDATE: Peak of hurricane season nears

Herald Tribune
UPDATE: Peak of hurricane season nears
The recent lull in tropical cyclone activity is not expected to last much longer — perhaps ending later this week — with forecasters predicting a hurricane... (photo: WN / Marzena J.)
Climate Hurricane Photos Tropical Wikipedia: Tropical cyclone

The Times of India
Merritt regains world 400 metres title
MOSCOW: American Lashawn Merritt regained the men's 400 metres world title at the World Athletics Championships in Moscow on Tuesday. It restored some credibility to his... (photo: AP / Martin Meissner)
2013 World Athletics Lashawn Merritt Photos Sportstar Wikipedia: LaShawn Merritt

Caribbean Economy

	EU hopes Somalia meeting will back reconstruction plan with cash Daily Press
	Poorer countries continue to grow faster, drive world economy - U.N. Swissinfo
	Rethinking John Adams in View of 9-11 WorldNews.com
	Average hotel price globally rose by 2% in first half of 2013 The Hindu

World Politics

	No corruption in India: Rahman Khan The Siasat Daily
	‘NSME are backbone of our industrial development and economy’: Mukherjee The Siasat Daily
	U.S., Russia agree on plan over Syria's chemical weapons CNTV
	No change in visa policy for Modi: US The Hindu
	Merkel: no alliance with new anti-euro party US News

South America

	Family of Pablo Escobar attempt to register his name as a brand The Daily Telegraph
	Seth Wescott, Olympic Snowboarder, Denounces Russia's Anti-Gay Law Huffington Post
	Alicia Keys Stuns In Strapless Bikini On The Beach In Brazil Huffington Post
	Messi leads Argentina to World Cup The Hindu

Leaders of the British Overseas Territories Respond to Prime

Money-saving tips for travel during hurricane season

David Cameron: Crown dependency tax haven banner 'not fair'

Caribbean Basin

Cuba: When "The Bad Guys" Carry Calculators

Sneeze 'Goat Islands' in China, Jamaicans catch flu

Ramnarine wants to be Trinidad cricket chief

Crocus Hill, Anguilla 2006.07.13
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Jose "Pepe" Mujica, 74, presidential candidate of Uruguay's Frente Amplio ruling party, looks up during a rally with supporters after the country's general elections in Montevideo, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009.

Uruguay president says Fidel Castro mentally sharp

President Obama participates in a multilateral meeting with CARICOM (Caribbean Community), a side meeting at the main Summit on April 17, 2009. April 20, 2009.

Caricom head wants greater assistance for developing countries

Haiti (April 23, 2004)--The crew of the Motor Surf Boat, from the Coast Guard Cutter Harriet Lane, a 270-foot ship home ported in Portsmouth, Va., check various areas along the coast here looking for a place for a U.S. Army support ship to beach and offload supplies for U.S. Marines in the area April 22. USCG photo by PA3 Andrew Kendrick (95933) ( JOINT TASK FORCE (FOR RELEASE) )

Haiti sees big money reviving flagging tourism

Rootz Revealerz takes aim at Jamaican market The Gleaner
Seton Hall hoops emerging on recruiting front New York Post Online
Football: Campbell Hall to forfeit game against Windward The Los Angeles Times
Puerto Rico analyzes financing plan amid bond cuts The State
Puerto Rico seen waiting out market storm before big deals Reuters
Puerto Rico reassesses financing plan amid cut in bond sales The Washington Post
>Puerto Rico analyzes financing plan amid bond cuts Seattle Post
Royal Caribbean cuts 100 jobs, including global sales and ma Business Journal
Judge permanently bars Fla. law on Cuba business Palm Beach Post
Caribbean Flavours to go public Jamaica Observer
Caribbean software and IT service firms eyeing Colombia &#82 Jamaica Observer
Jamaican economy — Part 3 Jamaica Observer
Jamaica explores opportunities in DR Jamaica Observer
Ukraine, Honduras revive tobacco dispute with Australia at W Reuters
Low economic growth forced Jamaica to be dependent on borrow Jamaica Observer
Overseas distributors buying up jerk to satisfy locked-up Ja Jamaica Observer
Here are Mark Cuban's five Boston startup investments (LIST) Business Journal
Mark Cuban-backed tech company could be takeover target Business Journal
Should We Help End Cuba's 'Special Period'? Huffington Post
Polish opposition party says to vote for government pension Swissinfo

Russia Athletics Worlds

Bolt clinches 100-metre gold at World Championships

Ivan Marquez, center, chief negotiator for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, speaks at a press conference at the close of the eleventh round of peace talks with Colombia's government in Havana, Cuba, Tuesday, July 9, 2013.

Farc negotiator: Colombian conflict 'nearing an end'

Cuba's President Raul Castro, right, speaks to students from his car after visiting the Latin American School of Medicine in Havana, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009.

Cuba supports LatAm allies but no asylum for Snowden

Havana abuzz over singer's bold lyrics Tulsa World
Cuba's iconic Capitolo gets a facelift BBC News
Fabiola Santiago: On Cuba, League of Women Voters ignores re The Miami Herald
Why fruit is picked by migrant workers The Guardian
Rose Kennedy’s unintended intervention in Cuban missil The Irish Times
Wrongly convicted Georgia man released after 12 years in pri Swissinfo
Nigerian villagers reject Shell oil spill compensation offer Swissinfo
Two friends of Boston bomber plead not guilty to cover-up ch Swissinfo
Havana abuzz over singer's bold concert lyrics The Guardian
Cuban musician sings about free information, direct election The Washington Post
Two roadside bombs kill 30 outside mosque in Baquba - Iraqi Swissinfo
Chemical weapons regulator says Syria requests assistance Swissinfo
Swaziland's royal ruler squashes reform hopes Swissinfo
Poland's ruling party pulling ahead of opposition - poll Swissinfo
After Algeria attack, Statoil sets up risk unit Swissinfo
Burundi opens probe over killings of Congo Tutsi refugees Swissinfo
Egypt pursues crackdown on Sinai militants as protests held Swissinfo
India's Modi crowned as opposition prime minister candidate Swissinfo
Iran's Rouhani says wants nuclear issue resolved, but draws Swissinfo
German far-left gets poll boost from Syria crisis Swissinfo

Cuba's President Raul Castro delivers his speech at the closing of the second day of a twice-annual legislative sessions, at the National Assembly in Havana, Cuba, Sunday, July 7, 2013

Raul Castro rages against Cubans' sloppy habits and decaying morals

Arena Castelão, a stadium in Fortaleza - Brazil, one of the venues of the FIFA 2014 World Cup

Fifa: Brazil World Cup to have 'cheapest ever tickets'

Protestors gather in front of the Metropolitan Cathedral in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Some of the biggest demonstrations since the end of Brazil's 1964-85 dictatorship have broke out across this continent-sized country, uniting multitudes frustrated by poor transportation, health services, education and security despite a heavy tax burden.

Protesters in Brazil keep up pressure on government

Ordinary Jamaicans under-represented in social pages The Gleaner
Grant: Rangers could handle expected offensive struggles, bu The Dallas Morning News
Texas rally once again too little too late; fall to A's 9-8, The Dallas Morning News
Making the wrong argument Focusing on corruption takes focus ESPN
Davis Cup Results The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Indian judge sentences Delhi rapists to die for "gruesome cr Swissinfo
Dozens dead in fire at Russian psychiatric hospital Swissinfo
Croatia signals move to end extradition row with EU Swissinfo
Judge sentences Delhi rapists to die for 'gruesome crime' Swissinfo
Kerrie Baylis crowned Miss Universe Jamaica The Gleaner
Miss Global Jamaica promises to be hot The Gleaner
A Korean celebration - Jamaican K-Lovers show appreciation f The Gleaner
U.S., Russia to push for new Syria peace talks Swissinfo
Investigators say 37 dead in Russian mental hospital fire Swissinfo
Zawahri condemns crackdown on Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Swissinfo
Four guilty of Delhi gang rape sentenced to death Swissinfo
Dozens feared dead after fire at Russian psychiatric hospita Swissinfo
Turkish police use tear gas as protests resurface Swissinfo
Bomb found in Cambodian capital ahead of election protest Swissinfo
Dozens missing after fire at Russian psychiatric hospital Swissinfo

Jamaica's Usain Bolt, left, crosses the finish line to win the gold medal for the men's 100-meter, ahead of compatriot Jamaica's Yohan Blake, third left, Justin Gatlin from the U.S., second left, Tyson Gay from the U.S., fourth form left, Ryan Bailey from the U.S., center rear, Jamaica's Asafa Powell, third from right, Churandy Martina from the Netherlands, second from right rear, and Trinidad's Richard Thompson, right, during the athletics competition in the Olympic Stadium at the 2012 Summer Olympics, London, Sunday, Aug. 5, 2012.

Another sprinter linked to doping at world championships

U.S. actor Johnny Depp arrives for the European premiere of the film 'Sweeney Todd

Johnny Depp Says He Was Almost Fired From ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean’

File:Dania Ramirez @ "Heroes" Season Three Premiere Party.jpg

'Devious Maids' star Dania Ramirez pregnant with twins, 'do not belong to Mr. Spence'

More News In Brief The Gleaner
Letters of the law The Gleaner
'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' release date pushed back, may r Celebrity Café
North Miami taxpayers pay $2,700 for police chief’s visit to The Miami Herald
As potential crisis looms, Italians want Berlusconi to go - Swissinfo
Prince Jazzbo Dead: Rap Raggae Performer Dies In Jamaica At Huffington Post
Performer Prince Jazzbo dies in Jamaica at 62 Springfield News-Sun
Should Northern Ireland play Sunday football at Windsor Park Belfast Telegraph
Video: Supporters of Cuban 5 mark 15th anniversary of their Belfast Telegraph
Sunday football for Windsor Park Belfast Telegraph
Review: Prepared to flee Cuba 'Una Noche' Daily Press
Vatican insists it’s not shielding ambassador South China Morning Post
Vatican insists it's not shielding ambassador STL Today
Weird science honoured at Ig Nobels Belfast Telegraph
Vatican denies shielding ambassador Belfast Telegraph
Vatican Says It’s Assisting Dominicans in Abuse Case The New York Times
Archbishop Jozef Wesolowski Recalled By Vatican Before Inves Huffington Post
U.S. public-relations firm helps Putin make his case to Amer Swissinfo
>Performer Prince Jazzbo dies in Jamaica at 62 Seattle Post
Guinness: World's smallest dog is in Puerto Rico Philadelphia Daily News

Russia Gay

Gay Russians seek refuge in Canada

Press Briefing - Rio +20 Antonio de Aguiar Patriota, Ministro de Relações Exteriores do Brasil entrevistado por Mônica Villela Grayley, chefe da Rádio ONU em Português

Brazil asks US to explain internet surveillance

A Bank of America ATM corner in Washington, DC, USA as seen in this June 8, 2011 photo.

Global Network of Hackers Steal $45 Million From ATMs

Argentina arrests teen hacker who netted $50,000 a month BBC News
Cuba's capitol: Ink wells v internet points BBC News
Cubans make yellow-ribbon appeal to U.S. over imprisoned spi Baltimore Sun
Vatican to cooperate in Dominican Republic pedophilia invest Baltimore Sun
Anna Chancellor is being crushed by books London Evening Standard
Dominican cardinal: Vatican will probe ex-envoy Boston Herald
New U.S. labor chief urges immigration reform, wage increase Baltimore Sun
Violent crime spike worries Jamaica security chief Boston Herald
Mayo: Cubans ashore, but is it fair they stay? Sun Sentinel
Behind the Scenes of the Big Break NFL Puerto Rico Show Open Golf Channel
Analysis: Puerto Rico's population drops as economy wobbles Baltimore Sun
Marijuana tourists drawn to Jamaica Independent online (SA)
Athletics: B sample blow for Asafa Powell and Jamaican colle Sky Sports
William Friedkin: 'I got fired five times from The Exorcist! The Guardian
Swimmers Question Diana Nyad's Cuba-to-Florida Feat National Geographic News
NHC downgrades Gabrielle to a tropical depression Baltimore Sun
Tropical Storm Gabrielle drenching Caribbean islands Sun Sentinel
World Cup history: Italy make case for defence with triumph Sky Sports
Guillermo Martinez: For relations to improve, Cuba must do i Sun Sentinel
Big Break NFL Puerto Rico Extended Trailer Golf Channel

Local tourists makes jumping funny poses before the camera - white island, siargao, surigao del norte, Philippines

Exploring Grand Bahama Island: Seeking adventure on a faded hotspot

England's Wayne Rooney, center, celebrates with teammate Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, right, after scoring against Brazil during an international soccer friendly at the Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sunday, June 2, 2013. To the right is Brazil's Marcelo.

Brazil 2-2 England: Oxlade-Chamberlain & Rooney on target at the Maracana

Ivan Marquez, center, chief negotiator for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, is accompanied by fellow members of his team, from left, Marco Leon Calarca, Ricardo Tellez, Pablo Catatumbo, Tanja Nijmeijer and Jesus Santrich, during the peace talks with Colombia's government in Havana, Cuba, Sunday, May 26, 2013.

Deal reached on land reform in Colombia

Daycare Drug Bust In Bronx Uncovers Narcotics, Loaded Gun Huffington Post
Accused Boston bomber's friends due in court on charges of c Swissinfo
China detains outspoken venture capitalist after friend's ar Swissinfo
Kenya acquits Briton over robbery, still faces attack trial Swissinfo
Iran says date could be set for nuclear talks at U.N. meetin Swissinfo
Indian court orders hanging of attackers in Delhi gang rape Swissinfo
Belarus court keeps Russian potash chief in detention Swissinfo
Three dead as Colorado floods worsen, smashing rainfall reco Swissinfo
Kerry, Lavrov meet U.N. envoy on Syria Swissinfo
Kerry, Lavrov meeting U.N. envoy on Syria Swissinfo
Al Qaeda calls for attacks inside United States Swissinfo
China makes clear full democracy not on cards in choosing Ho Swissinfo
Thai court frees man accused by brother of royal insult Swissinfo
At least three killed as insurgents attack U.S. consulate in Swissinfo
Three dead, thousands evacuated in Colorado flooding Swissinfo
China military tells U.S. not to encourage Japan over isles Swissinfo
At least 3 killed as insurgents attack U.S. consulate in Afg Swissinfo
Thirty-seven missing after Russian psychiatric hospital fire Swissinfo
Sweet, sticky molasses spill blights Honolulu waters Swissinfo
U.S. scolds North Korea on Yongbyon nuclear reactor Swissinfo

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