The 2ᵉ Summit of the Peoples of the Western Caribbean marked an important milestone for several Afrodescendant and indigenous communities in the region. Meeting in
From Monday 6 to Friday 10 April 2026Fort-de-France will host the Martinique bioclimatic design workshop, an international participatory design and construction workshop devoted to a
On Saturday March 28, at the Centre Aquatique Pierre Samot in Le Lamentin, the CARIFTA Aquatics Championships 2026 press conference was more than just an
Vybz Kartel won the Best Caribbean Music Act at the MOBO Awards 2026held on March 26 at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchesterin the UK.
Opposite Cancún, in the state of Quintana Roo, Isla Mujeres occupies a special place in the Mexican Caribbean. The island is short, narrow and easy
From April 3 to 8, 2026, Martinique will host the CARIFTA 2026 Aquatics Championships,a major event on the Caribbean sporting calendar. For six days, the
In less than a decade, shatta has established itself as an identifiable musical trend. Born in Martinique in the early 2010s, this rhythm was built
On March 25, 2026, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution that marks a milestone in the international recognition of the history of slavery. The
Born in Fort-de-France on July 20, 1925, Frantz Fanon remains one of the most powerful intellectual figures to emerge from Martinique. Psychiatrist, writer and political
Direct flight between Saint Kitts and Nigeria is part of a more profound evolution in relations between the Caribbean and the African continent. On March
A global report published in early 2026 by Amadeus reveals what travelers will be looking for in 2026. The Caribbean has always carried it. There’s
The Bushinengués carry a history born of flight, forest and reconstruction. In Papaïchton, on the Maroni River, Carlos Adaoudé, known as Kalyman, sculpts and paints
Barbados and Guyana are about to take the next step in Caribbean mobility. From July 1, 2026, eligible citizens of both countries will be able
There are words that say political strategy without sounding like it. “Bouladjèl” is one of them. In Guadeloupean Creole, the word refers to a vocal
Repeal of the Code Noir: behind this legal formula lies a much deeper issue than the vote on an old text. On May 20, 2026,
At the 2026 edition of the Bocas Lit Fest, in the Old Fire Station in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, Margaret Busby, president of
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