Gordon Barlow: Almost American
Visiting my son in Guatemala just after the second US invasion of Iraq in 2003, we met up with a young Canadian couple from Vancouver.
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Opinion
Sir Ronald Sanders: The US and the Caribbean: a mutuality of interests
By Sir Ronald Sanders From Antigua Observer
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Setting standards
We all have a personal set of standards. These bar-setting rules determine just about everything in our lives from how we dress, eat, interact, advertise ourselves, choose our friends, and listen to m...
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OPINION: Dirty politicians and ALBA leaders (2)
It was most unfortunate for Venezuela and the world that Chavez’s chosen successor was also trained in Cuba, a Venezuelan union official working for a bus company.
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The Editor speaks: Mangoes
I was given a missive from one of our readers who objects strongly to my “Editorials” as they tend to be about myself.
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Martin: Employees are the most valuable resource
Are CEO’s, directors, and managers beginning to wake-up and smell the truth that others have known all along? Will big cheese bosses change mindsets from profit to people, from products to people, fro...
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The Editor speaks: As I get older birthday celebrations pass me by
My birthday this year passed by with a whimper, same as the one before (and that one was a milestone - 75).
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Martin: Make vacation memories in 2019
A condo or a cabin? Beach or mountain? Country or city? USA or overseas? What is your favorite vacation spot? Adventurer or homebody?
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The Editor speaks: We are to blame for tax dodging
Once again the Tax Justice Network (TJN) has blamed us, along with other UK Overseas territories, with tax dodging executed by the major global corporations.
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