Jacqueline Charles
Reporter at Miami Herald
Caribbean Correspondent Miami Herald. You can find my latest stories here: https://t.co/nK9WiVh6lB and to subscribe to @MiamiHerald https://t.co/8nXEu6J8Eg
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5 days ago |
americanmilitarynews.com | Jacqueline Charles
The Trump administration has designated a coalition of powerful Haitian gangs and an allied force sowing terror in Haiti’s bread basket as terrorists. The Viv Ansanm coalition, whose membership consists of more than two dozen of Haiti’s best-armed criminal groups, and the Gran Grief gang have been labeled as both Foreign Terrorist Organizations and Specially Designated Global Terrorists by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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6 days ago |
kdhnews.com | Nora Gamez Torres |Jacqueline Charles
The prime minister of the Bahamas says his country is renegotiating an agreement to hire health care workers through Cuba's official medical missions and that his government will pay all foreign workers directly, following a meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio this week. "Anyone we hire, we'll say, 'Look, we have to pay you directly into your account,'" Prime Minister Philip Davis said on Wednesday in a press conference back from his trip to Washington.
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6 days ago |
thederrick.com | Nora Gamez Torres |Jacqueline Charles
The prime minister of the Bahamas says his country is renegotiating an agreement to hire health care workers through Cuba’s official medical missions and that his government will pay all foreign workers directly, following a meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio this week. “Anyone we hire, we’ll say, ‘Look, we have to pay you directly into your account,’” Prime Minister Philip Davis said on Wednesday in a press conference back from his trip to Washington.
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6 days ago |
elnuevoherald.com | Nora Gamez Torres |Jacqueline Charles
El Primer Ministro de Bahamas afirmó que su país está renegociando un acuerdo para contratar personal sanitario a través de las misiones médicas oficiales cubanas y que su gobierno pagará directamente a todos los trabajadores extranjeros tras una reunión con el Secretario de Estado Marco Rubio esta semana.
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6 days ago |
americanmilitarynews.com | Jacqueline Charles
Two months after Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with a half-dozen Caribbean leaders in his first official visit to the region, more heads of government will get a chance to air their concerns. The prime ministers of six eastern Caribbean nations — Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines — along with The Bahamas will meet with Rubio in Washington on Tuesday.
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