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Tanzania, Barbados strengthen ties on tourism, clean energy initiatives
DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA and Barbados have expressed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations by developing and ...
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MIA MOTTLEY TAKES A STAND: “I’LL GIVE UP MY U.S. VISA BEFORE I TURN MY BACK ON CUBAN DOCTORS”
In a bold and unwavering declaration, Prime Minister Mia Mottley has sent shockwaves across the region and beyond, defying ...
Barbados' Leader Offers Climate Pragmatism From a Sinking Island
Hope is a condition that we choose, and we choose it irrespective of whether our difficulties are great or small,” Mia ...
PM Mottley prepared to have US visa revoked over Cuba health programme
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley says she is prepared to have her United States (US) visa revoked as she urged Caribbean ...
Trinidad and Tobago Express2d
Mottley prepared to lose US visa
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley says she is prepared to have her United States visa revoked, as she urged Caribbean ...
The Citizen1d
Tanzania and Barbados strengthen bilateral cooperation in energy, tourism, and skills development
The ten-year initiative aims to reduce health risks associated with unsafe energy use, mitigate environmental pollution, and ...
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Caribbean Leaders Reject Visa Threats Over Cuban Medical Program, Willing to Lose American Access
At the beginning of the month, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that U.S. visas may be stripped or withheld from ...
Trinidad and Tobago Express2d
Barbados PM: I will give up my US visa over Cuba health programme
BRIDGETOWN – Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley says she is prepared to have her United States visa revoked as she urged ...
Caribbean Leaders Say They’ll Risk US Visas Over Cuban Doctors
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley and other Caribbean leaders are promising to sacrifice their US visas to defend Cuban medical brigades that are, once again, in Washington’s crosshairs. In a speech ...
With Rich Nations in Disarray, Barbados Calls for Climate Action in Global South
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley called on developing countries to work together on climate as a way to counteract absent leadership and cuts in funding from rich countries.