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Clouden welcomes the government’s plans to legalize marijuana One of Grenada’s leading advocates in the fight for the legalization of marijuana, attorney-at-law Anslem Clouden has welcomed with open arms, the government’s pronouncement of the pending legalization of the banned drug cannabis via the throne speech delivered to the Upper and Lower Houses of Parliament on

NDC’s transformative agenda tabled in Parliament The delivery of the Throne Speech by Her Excellency Dame Dr. Cecile La Grenade, Governor General of Grenada, at the first session of the Eleventh Parliament to both Houses of parliament, at the Parliament Building on Tuesday, sets the tone of the Dickon Mitchell Led National Democrat Congress (NDC)

GEORGE’S, Grenada, - Grenada’s ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Arley Gill, has confirmed his resignation.

St George’s – Opposition members of the Lower House of Parliament said they were prepared to work with the new government of Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell on anything that will positively impact citizens, but they will fight any legislation that will create extra hardship. Two of the six successful New National Party (NNP) candidates from the general election on June 23 that was won by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) …

Caribbean CARICOM leaders Saturday held a special meeting on the situation in Haiti where crime and political instability is serious

PORT OF SPAIN – Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders on Saturday held a special meeting on the situation in Haiti where crime and political instability are seriously affecting the socio-economic development of the French-speaking CARICOM member country. St Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves told the Caribbean Media Corporation (CMC) that the meeting provided the regional leaders, who were attending the ongoing second regional Agri-Investment and Forum Expo11, &hellip...

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Caribbean Community (Caricom) leaders Saturday held a special meeting on the situation in Haiti, where crime and political instability are seriously affecting the socio-...

An urgent call for CARICOM to support other CARICOM members in creating regional food security was the message put forward by regional leaders at the Agri Investment Forum and Expo today. Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and other CARICOM leaders in

Nassau, Aug 18 (Prensa Latina) Cuban Prime Minister Manuel Marrero met with Cuban residents in the Bahamas and solidarity groups, within the framework of the First Regional Meeting of Caribbean Heads of Government, it was reported on Thursday.

With COP27 less than three months away, Caribbean leaders will consider asking more industrialized countries to set up a future compensations fund for nations hard hit by climate change, putting two percent of oil exports into a fund and focusing more attention on loss and damage. Leaders and senior government officials from across the Caribbean met in