Posts in category Caribbean News

By DANICA COTO SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Nine months after a vacationing family nearly died from exposure to methyl bromide on the island of …

Most people who know me now don’t know that I used to sing professionally. I’ve toured Europe, the Caribbean and North America as part of …

A comedian joked that terrorists would never try to hijack an Air Jamaica flight because they knew they would first be ignored, then ridiculed, then …

Finding creative holiday gifts for loved ones with discerning tastes can sometimes be a challenge. For art lovers and those shopping for art lovers who …

Recently I took a DNA test to determine where my ancestors come from in the world. I was prompted in large part by the frequent …

I am not alone among those who have often thought that in our capital cities, our parks and public spaces, with so many statues of military …

Although there’s no handbook for parenting, there are necessary things we teach our kids. Potty training, how to speak, how to tie their shoelaces, some …

HAVANA — Three Chinese naval ships have arrived in Cuba to mark the 55th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Communist Party-ruled countries. The visit …

As the producer of Caribbean-inspired television content, I learn a great deal about the islands we focus on from reading about them. Experiencing them live …

By DAVID McFADDEN and DANICA COTO PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Haiti’s voters have spoken. But nobody’s quite sure what they’ve said. Even tentative results of Sunday’s …