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PRESS RELEASE – Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a fifty one (51) year old resident of Pavee, namely Charles Augustin.

Officers attached to the Criminal Investigations Department received a report reference to a stabbing at Pavee, Castries, about 4:50 a.m. on Friday, February 3, 2017. Charles Augustin, who allegedly sustained two stab wounds to the left side of his torso, was found beneath his residence. He was later pronounced dead on the scene by a medical practitioner.

A post mortem is scheduled for later today. Investigations are continuing into this matter.

This is the fourteenth homicide for the year 2017.

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An earthquake reportedly shook St. Lucia earlier this afternoon.

The quake, which measured 5.8 on the Richter scale, had its focal point 120km north of Castries.

The exact time of the tremor according to the UWI Seismic Research Center was 3:54 PM.

The earthquake was felt in Guadeloupe, Martinique, Dominica and as far away as St. Vincent.

No damage was reported.

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PRESS RELEASE – Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal accident which occurred on Friday, February 3, 2017, about 12:24 a.m. on Micoud Street, Castries.

The incident involved an SUV registration number PG 3888, travelling along Micoud Street and a motorcycle registration number PJ 3733, travelling from Chisel Street on to Micoud Street.

Mandela Henry, a resident of Ciceron, Castries, the driver of the motorcycle, was conveyed to the Victoria Hospital via ambulance where he succumbed to injuries sustained. The male pillion rider is admitted at the Victoria Hospital in critical condition.

A post mortem is to be scheduled for a later date.

This is the 2nd fatality for 2017.

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The post INTERNATIONAL: Nun says Mary likely was not a virgin appeared first on St. Lucia News Online.

NEW YORK POST – A nun in Spain has received death threats from angry Catholics after suggesting that Mary likely had sex with husband Joseph – much like any “normal couple” would.

Sister Lucia Caram – a self-described “restless and disturbing” nun on her Twitter profile that boasts more than 183,000 followers – seemingly contradicted Roman Catholic faith by suggesting that the Virgin Mary might not have been celibate after all during a television appearance in Spain on Sunday.

“I think Mary was in love with Joseph and that they were a normal couple – and having sex is a normal thing,” Caram told the Chester in Love Show, according to the Guardian. “It’s hard to believe and hard to take in. We’ve ended up with the rules we’ve invented without getting to the true message.”

Caram, who lives in a convent in Catalonia, said the church has long held a “poor attitude” on the subject and has “swept it under the carpet,” according to the Guardian.

“It wasn’t a taboo subject; it was more something that was considered dirty or hidden,” Caram said. “It was the denial of what I believe to be a blessing.”

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The post “We can, I can” Reduce My Risk of Cancer appeared first on St. Lucia News Online.

PRESS RELEASE – The large number of deaths from breast and cervical cancer in the Caribbean is very alarming, since cervical cancer is largely preventable, and breast cancer can be detected early and treated successfully.

Executive Director, Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA), Dr C. James Hospedales said, “Common modifiable risk factors that contribute to the development of cancers include tobacco use, unhealthy diets, physical inactivity and harmful use of alcohol.”

He also stated that, “There is strong evidence that a person’s risk of developing cancer can be substantially reduced through healthy lifestyles. A reduction in modifiable risk factors will contribute to a decrease in cancer cases, and as a consequence, deaths and costs from the disease in our Region.”

This year, and through 2018, the theme for World Cancer Day (WCD) is “We can. I can” focusing on how everyone – collectively and individually – can do their part to reduce the global burden of cancer. The 3-year campaign which started in 2016, outlines actions that communities and individuals can take to save lives by achieving greater equity in cancer care and making fighting cancer a priority at the highest political levels.

Cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the Caribbean, where rates of death from cervical cancer, breast, prostate and colon cancer are 2 to 9 times higher compared to the United States.

Dr Hospedales said “Cervical cancer is perhaps the most preventable, yet a recent study by CARPHA and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that 16 of the 18 countries for which data were reported, cervical cancer accounted for 4.5%–18.2% of cancer deaths.”

CARPHA encourages persons to adopt healthier lifestyles to prevent cancer. Here is what you can do now to reduce your risk of cancer:

· avoid the use of tobacco

· limit alcohol use

· keep a healthy weight

· get sufficient physical activity

· increase daily intake of fruits and vegetables to 5 or more servings per day

· participation in screening programmes is strongly encouraged for prevention of cervical cancer and early detection of breast, colon and rectum cancer

· get vaccinated against the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and Hepatitis B

So, on World Cancer Day, are you acting responsibly to prevent cancer?

“We can”, collectively, inspire action, create healthy environments, build a quality workforce and shape policy changes for cancer prevention. As an individual “I can” understand that early detection saves lives. I can support others, and I can make healthy lifestyle choices.

Act NOW to prevent cancer! We can…I can!

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The post UPDATED: Eight injured in Barre de L’isle accidents identified appeared first on St. Lucia News Online.

At least eight people were injured in two separate traffic accidents on the Barre de L’isle after midnight, an official said.

The condition of the injured from both incidents are not yet known, but there were not immediate reports of death.

Minutes after midnight, emergency officials were contacted when a minibus and a motor car collided, injuring at least seven people.

The injured have been identified as James Monrose; William Alexander, 47; Fabian Lionel, 42; Mario Thomas, 40; Mark Octalien, 47; Francis Lambert, 48; and Augustus Dolon, 44.

Emergency teams from Castries and Dennery responded.

Meanwhile, in the second accident, which occurred about two hours later, a motor vehicle with a male and female on board, reportedly ran off the road into a ditch. The female, Kadia Mathurin, 29, sustained minor injuries.

Details surrounding both accidents were not immediately clear.

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SKY NEWS – A 17-year-old who is accused of carrying out more than 30 murders has been arrested by police in Colombia.

The teenage suspect – known only by his nickname ‘Frijolito’ – was held in the city of Cali in the South American country.

Police describe him as a “highly dangerous criminal” and said he was caught after a four-month manhunt.

Cali Police Chief Hugo Casas said: “He is only 17 years old and has committed more than 30 homicides.

“He is really a dangerous person, it was good to get him and let’s say the city is free of a person who could continue doing these deeds outside authority.”

Officers claim ‘Frijolito’ – which means ‘Little Bean’ – started killing people at around the age of 12.

They allege he was head of a gang of drug traffickers and assassins who ruthlessly terrorised the city in the south of the country.

It is believed that Frijolito’s last criminal act was a double murder at a shopping centre.

The teen is being held at a juvenile detention centre until he turns 18 when he will be moved to an adult prison.

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An online fundraising campaign is underway for the children of Sandrina Joseph, who was killed along with her boyfriend at their Active Hill, La Clery, Castries residence last week.

The bodies of Joseph, 29, and Jeffery Cashim Abella, 26, were discovered by her children in the bedroom after 6 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017. Police said the bodies, which were discovered in the bedroom, had “multiple apparent injuries”.

According to the GofundMe campaign, Joseph’s children, Donnel and Sharice, ages 10 and 11, are “left alone and scared that they no longer have there main support system to provide for them”.

“The funds are needed as soon as possible to help assist the children in paying for their mother’s funeral as well as food and shelter. Our family will be extremrely grateful for any donations given to help support the children during this tramtic time,” the campaign stated.

Police said one individual is in custody “assisting” with the investigations.

Here is the campaign link: https://www.gofundme.com/finical-aid-for-shingays-kids

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PRESS RELEASE – Members of the community of Vieux Fort got the opportunity to put questions to Government and Invest Saint Lucia during a Town Hall Meeting held at the Vieux Fort Primary School on Wednesday evening.

The exercise is part of an ongoing drive by Government to share information and engage the community about the “Pearl of the Caribbean”, a fully integrated development earmarked for Vieux Fort. The project is proposed by master developer Desert Star Holdings under the guidance of Teo Ah Khing of the TAK Group in conjunction with the Government of Saint Lucia.

The meeting started with a welcome by Vieux Fort Town Council Mayor Orricia Denbow-Bullen, following which Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for Commerce, Industry, Investment, Enterprise Development and Consumer Affairs Honourable Bradley Felix delivered opening remarks.

Minister Felix shared with the public that the agreement with Desert Star Holdings for the Pearl of the Caribbean was still very much an ongoing exercise.

Said Minister Felix: “There were concerns after going through the details.

We did a walk through at the Mangroves site and we had some concerns as the Mangrove was too much of a delicate area for the community of Vieux Fort and vital to our eco-system. We also recognized the reef which was also going to be affected and so we decided we had to renegotiate. We looked at alternative sites and went into another framework agreement. As a Cabinet of Ministers it is not a situation where the Prime Minister says something and everyone agrees. There is extreme debate. There is extreme consultation.”

The Minister noted that with a project of this size concerns from the public are anticipated and welcomed.

“For whatever reason the incorrect information has been spread out there and that is the unfortunate thing; people are out there spreading misinformation. So we have begun our consultations  . . . and we felt it necessary to bring people from various competencies to answer the questions.”

The hall was packed to capacity as presentations on the project were delivered by the team from Invest Saint Lucia which included CEO McHale Andrew, Corporate Secretary/Legal Counsel Seryozha Cenac and Corporate Communications Officer Dainea Augier followed by a presentation from Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Auria King-Cenac.

CEO of Invest Saint Lucia McHale Andrew in his opening remarks noted that Saint Lucia was a country at a crossroads.

“We are struggling economically. Our development and that of most other countries in the Caribbean were based on three things. One, generous inflows of aid from developed countries; Two, access to concessional funding and aid for most of the capital projects that we would have undertaken and the third one is one way preferential access to developed country markets for our exports. What that resulted in was that we were able to attract investors trying to avail themselves of the opportunity to sell in those developed country markets without competition.”

The CEO reminded the members of the community of the many factories which used to employ persons in the community in the past.

“Very few of those factories are still alive today and we now have to earn our way to prosperity,” he noted. “We will get into the details of the DSH agreement and we will be able to debate and answer your concerns and also provide you with the facts.”

The team from Invest Saint Lucia further explained to the gathering that the development is expected to be carried out in 25 phases over a period of 20-25 years. The only part of the project which is nearing approval stages is the racetrack at Beausejour pending an Environmental Impact Assessment.

Phase One will include specifically: Grandstand, International Race Track, Polo Field, Equestrian Lawn, Receiving Barn, Equine Clinic & Quarantine Barn, Infield Park, Fractional Ownership Homestead Villa, Domestic Barns, International Barns and the Race Course Boulevard.  

The Invest Saint Lucia team listed the benefits of the project and also shared the associated risks.

Among the benefits are:

• Stimulation of the economy
• Employment generation across various sectors
• Improvement in the overall standard of living
• Training component: on proper care of equine facilities and equine veterinary health;
• Trade benefits: expansion of new and existing channels of trade – importing and exporting goods
• Supplementary businesses opening up for a wide range of novelty goods and services across a spectrum of fields
• Beautification of existing landscape
• Job opportunities : about three jobs per horse for the horse care alone
• Development of Vieux Fort: productive use of underutilised strategic lands in Beausejour
• Creation of new ancillary services
• Creation of construction and construction related services
• Boost in the agricultural sector (creation of new and expansion of existing farms)

Some of the associated risks noted by Invest Saint Lucia were the environmental which will be determined by an EIA and pressure on infrastructural utilities. Invest Saint Lucia noted at the meeting that ISL and DSH met with the various utilities and service providers and based on information received, any concern relating to the inadequacy of such utilities and services were allayed.

Following the presentations the audience was invited to ask questions of the panel.

The Government continues its ongoing engagement exercises next week meeting with the business community and Vieux Fort youth.

For more information on the Pearl of the Caribbean project please visit https://www.facebook.com/pearlofthecaribbeanslu/

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The post Saint Lucia drops in ‘Ease of Doing Business’ ranking appeared first on St. Lucia News Online.

Saint Lucia’s business district – Castries.

The World Bank’s Doing Business Ranking 2017 report has been released, but it’s not all good news for Saint Lucia.

The island has dropped in the global rankings from 78 to 86, out of 190 countries.

New Zealand has taken over the number one spot from Singapore, which is now second, followed by Denmark.

According to the report, Saint Lucia has dropped in all categories, with the main contributing category being “Getting Electricity”, which has slid from 29 to 56.

Getting Credit (157), Resolving Insolvency (114) and Registering Property (104) are the three categories in which Saint Lucia continue to rank over 100. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

The good news for Saint Lucia is that it recorded the second best ranking in the English-speaking Caribbean behind Jamaica (67). Trinidad and Tobago is third with 96.

St. Lucia ranked number one in the region from 2007 to 2014.

Meanwhile, it was not a good look for the Eastern Caribbean.

With the exception of Saint Lucia, all the other eastern islands ranked over 100: Dominica (101), Antigua and Barbuda (113), Barbados (117), St. Vincent and the Grenadines (125), St. Kitts and Nevis (134) and Grenada (138).

Mexico topped the Latin America and Caribbean region with 47 followed by Colombia (53), Peru (54), Puerto Rico, US (55) and Costa Rica (62).

Jamaica, the best ranked in the English-speaking Caribbean and CARICOM, is sixth overall in Latin America and the Caribbean. The other CARICOM countries are The Bahamas (121), Guyana (124), Suriname (158), and Haiti (181).

According to the World Bank, “Economies are ranked on their ease of doing business, from 1–190. A high ease of doing business ranking means the regulatory environment is more conducive to the starting and operation of a local firm. The rankings are determined by sorting the aggregate distance to frontier scores on 10 topics, each consisting of several indicators, giving equal weight to each topic. The rankings for all economies are benchmarked to June 2016.”

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ANTIGUA OBSERVER – Several Syrian refugees living in Antigua & Barbuda who were anxiously waiting to resettle in the United States have to now wait indefinitely following the recent signing of the controversial executive order by US President Donald Trump.

The four refugees who were among over a dozen kept in custody here, have been anticipating their move for nearly a year after they were granted asylum by the United Nations High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) and the International Organisation on Migration (IOM).

UNHCR local representative Michael Joseph said however, the stroke of President Trump’s pen reversed the approval as his order not only restricts immigration from seven Muslim countries, but it also suspends all refugee admission for 120 days and specifically bars all Syrian refugees indefinitely.

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A truck collided with a car (registration number 2322) between 1:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. today near Serenity Park/Fisheries. No injuries reported. St. Lucia News Online received the images below at 2:04 p.m., and we were told that police arrived about 2:12 p.m. and by 2:20 p.m. the truck was removed.

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Henry

Relatives of Mandella Henry, who died from a traffic accident on Micoud Street, Castries on Friday, has said he was full of life and had a bright future ahead of him.

The 27-year-old unemployed man was scheduled to do a job interview on Monday, Feb. 6, relatives said.

Sophia Lynch told St. Lucia News Online (SNO) that her nephew had visited her home on The Morne, Castries several hours before he lost his life.

Jacob is in critical condition.

“I heard the sound of a bike and knew it was him around 8 p.m. He would come by me and eat and chat with us…. He had something to eat. He said: ‘I’m coming on Sunday to have lunch with you,’” she recalled.

Henry’s sister, Julie Herelle told SNO that her brother, who lived with her family, said he was going out with a friend and left with his dirt bike on Thursday afternoon.

Herelle said she never believed that would be the last time she would see him.

She described him as a “stubborn” individual, explaining that she regrets never having the chance to sit him down and talk him into not riding bikes.

Herelle said her brother hadn’t seen his mother in 14 years, since she migrated to the United States.

Police said Henry was the driver of motorcycle, registration number PJ 3733, which collided with a blue Daihatsu Terios sports utility vehicle (SUV), registration number PG 3888, about 12:24 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 3.

Henry was travelling on Chisel Street on to Micoud Street while the SUV was travelling on Micoud Street

The male pillion passenger, 18-year-old Debwan Jacob of Ciceron, was admitted to Victoria Hospital in critical condition, police said.

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The post Digicel congratulates Just4Fun Carnival appeared first on St. Lucia News Online.

PRESS RELEASE – As carnival stakeholders get set for Lucian Carnival 2017, Digicel congratulates Just4Fun Carnival Band on a successful band launch and costume reveal.  

Gaiety Grounds on Saturday January 28th was an atmosphere of spectacle, flare, colour and splendor as the band ignited the carnival flame for patrons, revelers and carnival enthusiasts alike.

Upon entrance patrons experienced a one of a kind red carpet Digicel Escape zone, greeted by Digicel hostesses, servings of complementary drinks as well as free d’Music vouchers. d’music, Digicel’s newest entertainment mobile app offers prepaid customers access to a catalogue of over 25 million songs, inclusive of the Caribbean’s premiere genre, soca. Live steel pan entertainment also waited patrons immediately after their red carpet entrance which was sure to create even more excitement and help build momentum for the atmosphere inside the Gaiety Gardens.

After a great deal of pulsating music, the lights dimmed and the audience stood silent in great anticipation of what was to come. The theme- ESCAPE was introduced; “Rising from a place of despair and darkness; for Carnival 2017 Just4Fun moves into a realm of newness and hope, as we invite you to Escape with us. Escape to a more positive sphere. Escape from your dreams and bring them to reality. Escape to you.

Escape to places anew. Escape! A man once said that it is not death most people are afraid of … but it is coming to that point only to realize that one has not truly lived, that one has not truly escaped to first discover what’s truly within … to find those fruits of the spirit as the creator truly purposed for our lives …those seeds of love, forgiveness, joy, kindness, loyalty, faith, hope, compassion, generosity, togetherness and peace.”

Eight beautiful sections were displayed with variations all uniquely adorned with kaleidoscopes of feathers, gemstones, chains and prints. Each section inviting one to escape an extraordinary and jaw-dropping destinations across the globe including, Cano Crystals in Colombia, Lake Retba also known as The Pink Lake in Senegal, Lencois Maranhenses in Brazil, Havasu Falls in Arizona USA, Panjuin Red Beach in China, Jardin Marjorelle in Morocco, Lumeria-The lost lands within the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean and of course St. Lucia.

Marketing and Communications Executive at Digicel, Miss Louise Victor spoke on Digicel’s partnership with Just4Fun Carnival “Digicel remains very excited about its partnership with Just4Fun which is now in its fourth year. As a pioneer in St. Lucia’s cultural development, we believe it is critical to foster relationships with key stakeholders of our carnival product. As St. Lucia’s largest carnival band, Just4Fun continues to provide unique events experiences and revelry for it patrons. By making the bold move to have launched in January in 2016, we believe this contributed to enhancing St. Lucia’s overall carnival calendar. Saturday’s launch was a further demonstration of the band’s commitment to being innovative and the premier band of choice. The theme is timely and relevant and we at Digicel are happy to be a part of the Just4Fun family and congratulate on them on yet another successful launch and extraordinary portrayal for 2017.

Digicel wishes all Just4Fun revelers and patrons and by extension carnival enthusiasts as safe and enjoyable Lucian Carnival 2017.

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BBC – A 41-gun salute has been fired in London’s Green Park to mark the Queen’s 65 years on the throne.

Gun salutes also took place in Cardiff, Edinburgh and York.

The Queen has become the first British monarch to reach a sapphire jubilee, after becoming the UK’s longest-reigning monarch in 2015, aged 89.

A portrait of the Queen by British photographer David Bailey has been reissued for the anniversary.

In the photo, the Queen wears sapphire jewellery given to her by King George VI as a wedding gift in 1947.

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PRESS RELEASE – Post mortem examinations were conducted upon the bodies of twenty six (26) year old Jeffery Cashim Abella, and twenty nine (29) year old Sandrina Joseph who succumbed to injuries sustained during a chopping at Active Hill, La Clery, on Wednesday, February 1, 2017.

The post mortems, conducted by Dr. Wayne Felicien, revealed that Sandrina Joseph died as a result of brain injury secondary to traumatic head injury and that Jeffery Abella died as a result of traumatic brain injury secondary to multiple chop wounds to the head.

One individual remains in police custody assisting with investigations into this matter.

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PRESS RELEASE – A post mortem examination was conducted upon the body of Zane Phillip, a twenty two (22) year old resident of L’Anse Road, Castries, who succumbed to injuries sustained during a vehicular accident along the John Compton Highway, on Monday, January 30, 2017.

The post mortem, conducted by Dr. Wayne Felicien, revealed that Zane Phillip died as a result of brain injury secondary to traumatic left frontal lobe fracture.

Investigations are ongoing in this matter.

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PRESS RELEASE – A post mortem examination was conducted upon the body of Charles Augustin, a fifty one (51) year old resident of Pavee, Castries, who succumbed to injuries sustained during a stabbing at Pavee, on Friday, February 3, 2017.

The post mortem, conducted by Dr. Wayne Felicien, revealed that Charles Augustin died as a result of hemorrhagic shock secondary to stab wound to the left chest.

One individual is in police custody assisting with investigations into this matter.

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