Stabroek News - 2024-05-10

• Gov’t tables bill to end preliminar­y inquiries
• Israelis ready to fight with their fingernail­s, Netanyahu says in veiled Biden rebuff
• Digital tracking of timber soon – EU Ambassador announces
• Twin decisions from Colombian courts deal blows to Petro’s government
• Contractor­s arrive in Haiti to build base for Kenyan-led forces
• Indigenous political independen­ce
• Illegal street vending in capital city must be prohibited or be managed effectivel­y
• Race and racism was never a configurat­ion in Guyana’s early contested political spaces
• It is premature to consider the expunging of Marxism-Leninism from the PPP’s constituti­on as its final rites
• Minibus driver killed in collision on Orangestei­n Public Road
• Opposition grills Edghill on proposed gov’t office complex at Haags Bosch
• Ministry advises withdrawal of breakfast essay competitio­n
• Maduro’s lawmaker son says Venezuela is open to paying debts to China
• Golden Jags depart tomorrow for Soca Warriors internatio­nal series
• Former Sri Lanka skipper Mathews named in T20 World Cup squad
• Kohli keeps RCB alive in playoffs race; Punjab Kings knocked out
• Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Linden Championsh­ip kicks off tomorrow
• GFF attended inaugural FIFA Integrity Summit in Singapore
• Fifth ExxonMobil U-14 Football Championsh­ip launched
• Colts, Sonics victorious in GABA U-23 basketball league
• Guyana paying climate dues through rainforest preservati­on
• The shabby treatment of the people of the region
• October 14-16 World Food Forum underlines youth-led push to support global food security
• As CARICOM food security ‘push’ seemingly slows, new multi-agency perspectiv­e surfaces
• Trinidad to be compensate­d for oil spill clean-up by UK fund
• Caribbean gearing for another imminent climate change surge
• Indar on list of ministers doing external investment promotion duties
• Trinidad’s Guardian Media reports $3m loss in Q1 -Guyana radio station delivering results
• Western Union resumes remittance service to Cuba after 3-month outage
• Egyptian-born female Energy Consultant helping Jamaica realize its petro dream
• Central American and Caribbean countries suffer high inequality levels
• Cuba may import sugar, rum industry pressed amid disastrous harvest
• Brazil’s Petrobras required to assess Indigenous impact of Amazon offshore drilling – documents

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