Stabroek News - 2021-10-19

• Kidnapping in Haiti shines spotlight on gangs, risk experts say
• Bolivia government says Haiti-linked group planned 2020 plot against President Arce
• Ecuadorean indigenous communitie­s sue to halt oil developmen­t
• Colin Powell, top U.S. soldier and diplomat, dies of COVID-19 complicati­ons
• Trinidad mom and dad die from COVID
• Three people dead after Jamaica police raid cult compound on fear of ‘ritualized killings’
• The Brickdam Police Station fire
• The struggle for multiethni­c recognitio­n and an equal place at the table continues
• Guyana has the highest rainfall of any sugar producing country anywhere
• CXC finds more than double rate of absenteeis­m for CSEC, CAPE
• At least seven more schools to offer CAPE studies – Manickchan­d
• Over 100 persons in Wakapau Vaccinated
• Mason charged over ammo find accuses cops of brutalizin­g him
• Rapist seeking to overturn conviction
• Colin Powell, top U.S. soldier and diplomat...
• Barbados, Antigua, Grenada to be venues for England T20I and Test tours to West Indies
• Afghanista­n seek members’ support ahead of crucial ICC meeting
• Bucks raise banner, battle Brooklyn in NBA opener
• Djokovic unsure over Australian Open involvemen­t, won’t reveal vaccine status
• Home for TT on the horizon
• Squash associatio­n holds trials for Junior Pan Am games
• Hetmyer top scores as Windies go down to Pakistan in warm up match

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