According to a report last month by the World Bank, almost three-quarters of the nurses who train in the English-speaking Caribbean leave to work in the United States, Britain or Canada.
Diego and Ines are just two of the estimated 20 million children between the ages of five and 14 who work in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The prize rewards social science research work by young researchers in Latin America and the Caribbean which has contributed to stronger research-policy linkages.
Someday, though, Goudey pictures a mobile fish farm that could work like this: Put hatchlings in cages into a Caribbean gyre near Barbados.
The Assistant Director-General also acknowledged the importance of the work done by the commissions and centers associated to IHP in Latin America and the Caribbean.
And President Clinton and I are going to work to tap that same spirit of giving to help our brothers and sisters in the Caribbean.
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The National Council for Cultural Heritage also acknowledged the efficient management work of the UNESCO Regional Office for Culture for Latin America and the Caribbean based in Havana, Cuba.
It is named after the eminent author, politician, social analyst and fervent advocate of democratic values and a culture of peace, whose work made a remarkable contribution to the study of social and political processes in the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean.
In 2012, the national immigration board started granting 1, 200 annual work visas to families from the Caribbean island to meet the growing influx.
The Cocolo dancing drama tradition developed among descendants of British Caribbean slaves who had come to the Dominican Republic in the mid-nineteenth century to work in the sugar fields.
In order to achieve such goal, work is being done in a Project on Regionalization of daily maximum precipitation and flows in Latin America and the Caribbean, based on an experience developed by Costa Rica.
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