Issue No. 725 Tuesday, 24 August 2004
Brits can run for Assembly
Through a clerical error made in the UK, the constitutional
amendment recently passed by the Privy Council has created a situation where
British citizens with Caymanian Status can run for elected office in the
Cayman Islands without renouncing their British citizenship...
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Cayman Islands Crisis Centre Celebrates First Anniversary
 The
Cayman Islands Crisis Centre, (CICC), recently celebrated its first
anniversary, have begun offering a place of safety to women on the Islands
last summer. Estella Scott, the Executive Director, her colleague Wendi
Mayhan, the Children’s Co-ordinator, and their night-time shift workers and
counsellors do the best they can to help and support women, and their children
who are at risk...
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Chief Ministers’ Conference promises further cooperation among territories
Acting Governor the Hon James Ryan opened the Caribbean and Bermuda Overseas
Territories Chief Ministers’ Conference on last Thursday. This was the
first time the Cayman Islands hosted the event...
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Interns get experience in Tourism Industry
The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (DoT) benefited from three extra
pairs of hands this summer as Sheena Ebanks, Davina Bennett, and Cecil Roberts
took the opportunity to gain some valuable work experience...
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General Election 2004: Election History Part V
 After
Jamaica became an independent nation. The Cayman islands reverted back to a
full British colony and the next major change in the Islands’ political story
came in 1972 as a result of the work of various select committees throughout
the 1960’s and early 1970s...
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Person of the Day -
Precious Felizardo
 Since
the moment she arrived in Grand Cayman three years ago, Precious Felizardo has
worked as a sales clerk at Tortuga Rum Company in the Marquis Centre.
“Actually, it’s my first job ever,” she said. In her youth, Precious
grew up in the Marikina section of the Philippines, which is known for its
shoe manufacturing, and having produced the world’s biggest shoe...
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OTHER NEWS
EDITORIAL
LETTERS
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