Articles from Caribbean Update (February 1, 1999)

1-99 out of 99 article(s)

Title	Type	Words
"MILKGATE" CONSPIRACY.		60
1.4 MILLION TOURISTS IN 1998.		120
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PROGRAM.		74
AIRLINE PRIVATIZATION.		215
AMATITLAN WATERSHED PROGRAM.		124
ARRIVALS UP FOR FIRST 11 MONTHS OF 1998.		117
ARROWROOT EXPANSION STUDIED.		136
AUTO IMPORT REGS (REVISED).		168
BASEBALL EQUIPMENT DONATED FROM U.S.		100
BUSINESS, INVESTMENT EXPO.		189
BWIA GETS TWO NEW PLANES.		81
CEMENT BIDS CANCELED.		137
CIGAR FACTORY JOINT VENTURE.		58
CITIZEN SECURITY PROGRAM.		158
COASTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.		57
COMMUNICATIONS CONTRACT.		77
CONSULTANT STATISTICIAN.		1696
CONSULTANTS FOR TOURISM DEVELOPMENT.		81
CONTRADICTIONS OF DUAL ECONOMY.		99
CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION INCREASE.		90
CUBA, COSTA RICA STRENGTHEN HEALTH SECTOR TIES.		62
DISASTER REHABILITATION LOAN The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) has approved a US$3.223 million loan to the Government of St. Kitts-Nevis for Disaster Rehabilitation after Hurricane Georges (US$3,223,000):.		136
DOLE REPORTS ON HURRICANE LOSS.		285
EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT.		79
EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CONSULTANT.		82
EMERGENCY LOANS FOR INFRASTRUCTURE, WATER.		118
EMPLOYMENT DECLINES.		132
ENERGY CO. EYES SAN JUAN LANDFILL.		142
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.	Brief Article	58
FISHING FACILITIES UPGRADE.		65
FRANCE-CUBA JOINT VENTURE.		63
GOVT. RESCUES AILING AIRLINE.		121
GOVT. TO RESTRUCTURE LIFE INSURANCE SECTOR.		399
GOVT. WON'T ABOLISH BAN ON HOMOSEXUALITY.		101
HALF OF PRISONERS INFECTED WITH HEPATITIS C.		132
HEALTH SECTOR REFORM.		71
HEALTH SECTOR STRENGTHENING.		68
HOUSING AUTHORITY TO BE ABOLISHED.		126
HUGE LOSS FOR GOVT. AGENCY.		123
HYPERMARKET JOINT VENTURE.		193
IDB LOAN TO DEVELOP DARIEN REGION.		157
INT'L AIRPORT TO BE PRIVATIZED.		487
JAPANESE FUNDING FOR FISHING COMPLEX.		69
JOINT FORESTRY VENTURE.		153
LOW INCOME SETTLEMENTS.		80
MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE/ENVIRONMENT PROJECTS.		762
MARIJUANA CROP DESTROYED.		133
MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT.		80
MEDICAL SCHOOL WELCOMES 1,000 CENTRAL AMERICANS.		100
MINING ENTERPRISE PRIVATIZATION.		196
MODERNIZATION OF CREDIT SYSTEM.		56
MODERNIZATION OF WATER, SANITATION SECTOR.	Brief Article	52
MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM.		114
NATIONAL HIGHWAY PROGRAM.		94
NEW AIRPORT PLANNED.		72
NEW GOVERNOR NAMED.		103
NEW INVESTMENT LAW.		314
PORTS AUTHORITY TO SPIN OFF FERRY ROUTES.		123
POTABLE WATER FOR SAN PEDRO SULA.		55
PREVAL FORMS GOVT. BY DECREE.		128
PRINTING PRIVATIZATION.		192
PRIVATE RENTAL MARKET GROWS.		85
PRIVATIZATION OF POSTAL SERVICES.		198
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PROJECT.	Brief Article	63
RECORD CIGAR OUTPUT.		93
REHABILITATION OF ROADS.		105
RETAIL PRIVATIZATION.		254
RICE JOINT VENTURE.		73
ROYAL ACQUIRES STOCKBROKIONG FIRM.		78
RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM.		69
SEA DEFENSES, ROAD IMPROVEMENTS.		126
SECONDARY EDUCATION MODERNIZATION.		108
SOFTWARE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT.		53
STADIUMS CONSTRUCTION APPROVED.		57
STRENGTHENING OF BANKING, INSURANCE REGULATORS.	Brief Article	58
STRENGTHENING OF CAPITAL MARKETS.		58
STRONG XMAS SEASON FOR RETAILERS.		111
SUSTAINABLE FOREST INVESTMENT.		79
TAX HOLIDAYS REINTRODUCED.	Brief Article	66
THREE BIDDERS SEEK PONCE HILTON.		56
TOURISM NUMBERS CONTINUE TO RISE.		59
TRADE EFFICIENCY, EXPORT COMPETITIVENESS.		57
TRAVEL CONDITIONS UPDATE.		349
TRAVEL CONDITIONS UPDATE.		1350
TWO CONTRACTS SIGNED.		139
U.S. ANNOUNCES EASING OF RESTRICTIONS.		282
U.S. COMPANY TO JOIN OIL SEARCH.		268
U.S. EXPELS THREE CUBAN DIPLOMATS.		104
UNION, CONSTRUCTION CO. AT LOGGERHEADS.		140
US$116 MILLION FOR COMPUTER EDUCATION.		163
US$280 MILLION LOAN FOR NEW RESORT.		272
US$60 MILLION FOR POOREST RURAL SECTORS.		176
US$61 MILLION FOR HEALTH SECTOR.		162
US$75 MILLION FOR INFRASTRUCTURE.		72
USED CAR PARTS MARKET BOOMING.		89
WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT.		140
WATER AND SANITATION PROGRAM.		142
WATER METERS, METER-TESTING EQUIPMENT.		75
WHAT'S AHEAD FOR PUERTO RICO? Puerto Rican political status junkies continue to bicker over the results of the December 13, 1998 plebiscite, while the mass of the population continues to go on about its business, struggling to make a living, burdened by an inefficient, and inattentive government:.		744