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In this episode of Morning Edition, Vivek Charran, Chairman of the Confederation of Regional Business Chambers discusses issues affecting the business sector.

The launch of United for Wildlife's Latin America chapter in Santa Marta, Colombia, included the release of endangered marine species back to their natural habitat.

AT THE TT Internet Governance Forum in January, cybersecurity professionals considered the essentials of hardening ICT business systems in the session The ART of Cybersecurity: Attacks, Risks and Threats.

/PRNewswire/ -- Monday, Feb. 27, marks the beginning of the 9th annual Obesity Care Week (OCW), a five-day public awareness campaign that aims to change the...

THE FACULTY of Social Sciences of the Cave Hill Campus of The University of the West Indies (UWI) has joined forces with a number of civil society entities to convene a one-day colloquium tomorrow,Wednesday, December 7 at the Cave Hill campus of The University of the West Indies (UWI). A release issued by Barbados’ Ambassador to Caricom, David Commissiong said the partners are the Barbados/Cuba Friendship Association; the Assembly of …

LACQUA23 will be the 2023 Annual meeting of the Latin American & Caribbean Chapter of WAS. Following upon the previous successful LACQUA meetings, LACQUA23 will bring back international attention to the aquaculture industry of Panama and Latin America.

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LACQUA22 will be the 2022 Annual meeting of the Latin American & Caribbean Chapter of WAS. Following upon the previous successful LACQUA meetings, LACQUA22 will bring back international attention to the aquaculture industry of Panama and Latin America.

Scope for significant increase in Mexico tilapia production by 2030 By May 10, 2021 16:22 BST Mexicos total tilapia aquaculture production should grow by 36% to around 71,480 metric tons in 2030 if current sector conditions remain unchanged and the population keeps growing, Francisco Javier Martinez, president of the Latin American and Caribbean Chapter of the World Aquaculture Society, explained during a recent webinar.  [...] Want to keep reading? sign up This field is required Remember ...