Articles from Caribbean Update (March 1, 1999)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1,350-ACRE RESORT COMMUNITY.			114
22,000 JOBS LOST.			266
AIRLINE ATTRACTS INVESTOR INTEREST II.			170
AIRLINE ATTRACTS INVESTOR INTEREST.			79
AIRLINE TICKET SCAM.			228
AIRPORT EXPANSION UNDERWAY.			41
AIRPORT PRIVATIZATION DUE.			82
ALMOND RESORTS REPORTS HIGHER PROFITS.			202
AMERICAN AIRLINES SUBSIDY TO END.			279
AMERICAN EAGLE FLIGHTS.			171
AMERICAN VISITORS TO CUBA.			46
AMOCO ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS.			186
BANANA ROW CONTINUES.			222
BASIC EDUCATION REFORM.			77
BAUXITE WORKERS LAID OFF.			70
BEER EXPORTS PLANNED.			36
BIMBO-BANCAFE DEAL.			84
BLACK MARKET BEEF.			276
BREWSTER HASTINGS TO CLOSE AGUADILLA PLANT.			214
CANADIAN SNOWBIRDS.			442
CARIBBEAN BANKS, INSURANCE CO. NAMED IN SCANDAL.			145
CARIBE HILTON CLOSING FOR RENOVATION.			166
CARICOM WANTS SEA DECLARED SPECIAL AREA.			129
CENTRAL AMERICAN ENERGY TO BE CHEAPER.			366
CIVIL AVIATION UPDATE.			334
CLASSROOM LEARNING CONSULTANTS SOUGHT.			62
CLINTON VISIT.			87
COASTAL INAUGURATES NEW POWER PLANT.			175
CONCORDE EXPECTED TO BOOST U.S. ARRIVALS.			73
CORRUPTION REVEALED.			105
COSTA RICA-CUBA TO REESTABLISH CONSULAR RELATIONS.			38
CUBAN FIRMS BEGIN EURO CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS IN JULY.			71
CUBANS DENIED VISAS FOR CHA EVENT.			96
CZECH FIRM WINS ELECTRIC PLANT CONTRACT.			80
DATA SERVER ORDER.			151
DEATH LINKED TO VISA RACKET.			94
DEBT RESTRUCTURED BY CDB.			87
DECREE ABOLISHES FIXED FEES.			61
DENIM PRODUCTION PROPOSAL.			53
DESALINATION PROJECT.			59
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT ORDER.			103
DOCTORS LAID OFF IN ECONOMIC CRUNCH.			127
DOUBLE TAXATION ACCORD WITH MADRID.			132
DROP IN STEEL PRODUCTION, EXPORTS.			66
ECO-TOURISM AWARD.			55
ECONOMY GREW BY 4.9% IN 1998.			171
EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT PROJECT.			76
ELECTIONS EXPECTED IN MARCH.			213
ELECTRONIC GAMING DEAL.			65
EMERGENCY RECOVERY PROGRAM.			83
EMERGENCY RECOVERY PROGRAM.			77
EMERGENCY RECOVERY, DISASTER MANAGEMENT.			94
EMERGENCY RURAL ROAD REPAIRS.			96
EMPLOYEE TRAINING.			65
ENVIRONMENTAL TROUBLE BREWS.			116
ERICSSON TO BUILD WIRELESS NETWORK.			104
EU FUNDS EYED FOR NEVIS AIRPORT.			55
EUROPEAN ASSISTANCE FOR HOSPITAL.			414
EXTORTION RACKET HITS FILM INDUSTRY.			101
FARMERS WANT TARIFF PROTECTION.			201
FBI HELP SOUGHT FOR MUSIC PIRACY.			71
FIRE HYDRANTS DRY.			132
FORCED CONTRACEPTION? Young women in free trade zones and maquila factories in Honduras are being injected against their will with Depo Provera, a contraceptive that blocks pregnancy for three months, claims the New York City- based National Labor Committee, reports Multinational Monitor (November 1998). The women are often misled about what they are being injected with, many believing they are receiving tetanus shots, claims the Committee's Charles Kernaghan.			169
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE APPROVAL.			253
FRANCE-CUBA INDUSTRIAL BOILER VENTURE.			79
GARMENT WORKERS TO BE SENT HOME.			67
GEOTHERMAL PLANT INAUGURATION.			162
GERMAN VISITORS ON THE DECLINE.			121
GOLD DISCOVERY.			73
GOLD MINERS' USE OF MERCURY CAUSES CONCERNS.			83
GOLDEN TRIANGLE PLAN TO BE UNVEILED.			103
GOVT. DROPS FIGHT AGAINST NEWSPAPER.			83
GOVT. SELLS SHARES IN TELECOM CO.			75
GULF-LATIN AMERICA WEEKLY SERVICES.			59
HARVARD PROJECT.			64
HELENAIR TAKES ON THE COMPETITION.			141
HOTEL MANAGEMENT PULL-OUT.			74
HOTEL VENTURE.			52
HYDRO POWER PLANT SUSPENDED.			66
IDB APPROVES US$25 MILLION.			116
INDIA, TRINIDAD DEEPEN TIES.			91
INSURANCE INDUSTRY PLAN ABANDONED.			160
JAPANESE GRANT FOR FISHERIES COMPLEX.			83
LABOR PARTY REELECTED.			144
LOAN TO BOOST SKILLS STANDARDS.			84
LUXURY HOTELS FOR CENTRAL AMERICA.			126
MIAMI-GRAND TURK AIR SERVICE.			1328
MINING PRIVATIZATION.			111
MOTOR INSURANCE FRAUD has apparently become so rampant and costly for some insurance companies that they are calling for a change in laws to respond to the situation, reports The Weekend Nation (January 29, 1999).			63
NEW CABINET SWORN IN.			149
NEW GRENADA CABINET.			52
NEW NAME FOR ST. MARTIN HOTEL.			44
NNP WINS LANDSLIDE VICTORY.			149
NUTRITION, HEALTH PROJECT.			87
OIL DRILLING TEST.			86
PANAMA TO BUY WEAPONS FROM U.S.			103
PERU'S AEROCONDOR TO FLY TO CUBA.			53
PLAZA LAS AMERICAS EXPANSION.			90
PRESIDENT BOWS TO PROTESTS.			77
PRIME MINISTER VISITS CUBA.			60