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Caribbean Life: Brooklyn Edition: February 22, 2019

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From Around the Caribbean

  • Azruddin Mohamed, 38, of the We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) political party in Guyana. Guyana’s incoming opposition leader arrested
  • Dr. Dawn Marie Silvera, left, with friend, supporter and Jamaican compatriot Icilda Sibley at the Gala 28th Annual Vernese Weeks Scholarship Luncheon of the Bronx-Manhattan-Westchester (BMW) Chapter of the New York-based Caribbean-American Nurses Association (CANA) at Eastwood Manor in the Bronx. Jamaican Family Nurse Practitioner Dr. Dawn Marie Silvera extols ‘sacred call of nursing’
  • New York Attorney General Letitia James. AG Letitia James warns against charity scams amid Hurricane Melissa relief efforts
  • Police arrested bombing suspect Daniel Alexander Ramirez Peodomo at a coastal village in Guyana on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025. Suspected Venezuelan bomber could face death penalty
  • Caribbean-American Democratic U.S. Representative Yvette D. Clarke addresses town hall meeting at George Wingate High School Auditorium in Brooklyn on June 16, 2025. Sea-lift operation to aid Jamaica in wake of Hurricane Melissa

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  • Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, right, after accepting the Lawrence M. Orton Award for Leadership in City and Regional Planning from the American Planning Association’s New York Metro Chapter’s (APA-NYM). Reynoso’s 2025 Plan for Brooklyn wins top city planning award
  • Residents set out compost bins for collection under New York City’s expanded sanitation program. ‘Trash Chaos’: New Yorkers frustrated by rollout of City’s new composting rules
  • Mohamed Q. Amin, third from left, founder/president of the Caribbean Equality Project, surrounded by members, in front of their colorful ornate booth at the Annual Diwali Festival on Oct. 18, in Smokey Park, Queens. Richmond Hill shines bright as Diwali motorcade lights up the night
  • Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson addressing the Caribbean-American Heritage Month Celebration at Andrew Freeman House, 1125 Grand Concourse, Bronx, on Wednesday, June 18, 2025. Gibson hosts annual DiVA Spa in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month
  • Governor Hochul. Hochul rips Republicans for spiking health care costs for New Yorkers

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