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A section of the crowd at the “Stanford 20/20 for 20 Super Series” - Photo courtesy Stanford 20/20 for use by media. Photography credit: Mediaimran - visit his flickr photostream. U.S. billionaire Allen Stanford is trying to remake the face of cricket in hopes of turning it into the number one

Vexed Bermoothes weighs in on the call by Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister for regional territories to move towards economic and political integration: “My advice to Bermuda: stay out of it. As a community, we treasure our cultural and family links to the Caribbean.

“The buzz issue in the Caribbean media in recent weeks is whether the CARIFORUM members will sign-on to the CARIFORUM/EU Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)”: Barbados Underground examines a few of the issues.

TemasEtUnam Temas Observation: This seminar is a follow-up to the meeting held in Guyana last year, where some of the same promises were made. Let’s hope that not another year must pass before something more concrete emerges from this initiative.

Editor’s note:Last week Dominica’s decision to abstain from taking part of the 60th International Whaling Convention (IWC) have been making headlines across most Caribbean news websites and local newspapers. On Friday 13th, 2008 The Chronicle Newspaper (a local Dominican Newspaper) also published an article surrounding the Government decision to abstain from this years IWC convention.

Holidays in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines The island country of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is situated near the Caribbean Sea. The area of this island is 389 square kilometres and consists of the main island Saint Vincent and the one third of the island Grenadines.

The island country of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is situated near the Caribbean Sea. The area of this island is 389 square kilometres and consists of the main island Saint Vincent and the one third of the island Grenadines. The history of the country consists of French and British colonies and is now considered part of the Commonwealth of Nations.

Today is DC Emancipation Day, celebrated on the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s signing of the 1862 bill ending slavery in the District. I’m on a Lincoln kick lately — I just fished reading a book about him and I’m dying to take another trip out to see his monument… it’s been a while.