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Sustainable Living August 2010 In a pioneering agreement with the UN Equador has pledged to refrain from oil drilling in a pristine Amazon preserve in return for some $3.6 billion in payments from rich nations. BP says the seal on the busted oil well in the Gulf has hardened solidly in place. Per the UN, climate talks tasked with curbing the threat of global warming are backsliding, Guyana is very close to becoming the Caribbean region’s main food supplier…and South Korea has now expressed interest in agri-investment with Guyana. ---> read more. |
Investors And Funding August 2010 We have seen the international regulatory bodies such as the FSA and the SEC and their corresponding law enforcement departments, clear out some of the marginal providers and fraudsters, but there are plenty more coming out right behind them. Sadly, that scenario is not going to change. No more than we are ever going to get rid of all the viruses travelling the internet looking for a badly protected hard drive to attack. ---> read more. |
Caribbean Investors And Owners Notes August 2010 Caribbean Investors And Owners Notes August 2010 ---> read more. |
Property Pick Of The Month August 2010 August 2010 offers 3 properties from the region; In Costa Rica - 1/4 of an acre for sale. Over in the Dominican Republic is a beautiful newly built and fully furnished villa for sale and in Belize is an executive designed luxury home for sale. Which is it gonna' be? ---> read more. |
Caribbean Retirement Pages : Clews Views While exploring future retirement spots in Latin America you have to have someplace to stay while exploring, and occasionally I run in to a little piece of heaven that I’m happy to recommend to readers. Heaven in this caset is a pluperfect “secluded rendezvous” known at the Lodge at Pico Bonito, set amidst the plush plumage and rolling rivers of Pico Bonito Mountain, the majestic 8,000 foot Edenic edifice rising above the Honduran terrain. ---> read more. |
Caribbean Retirement Pages : Up Close and Personal August 2010 When interviewing natives and expats alike in the Republic of Honduras, one overriding sentiment resonates above all others. And, in fact, it seems to have ensconced itself into the thinking of countless numbers of stateside US citizens who may once have thought of visiting, investing, or, perhaps, even resettling in this beautiful, bountiful little country. In essence: The Republic’s reputation was horribly damaged by the so-called “coup” that wasn’t really a coup. ---> read more. |
Caribbean Retirement Pages : Financial Matters What’s the cost of living? That is the first question on the lips of every potential expat when considering their move to a new land of opportunity and lower cost living. And you can be sure it will be much lower than in the USA, Canada, etc. It is pretty much up to the individual how good he or she wants that life to be and how low a price they want to pay. Retirees (and anyone else for that matter) actually can live “the good life at a great price” in Latin America This month take a look at the general cost of living in Honduras… you will be pleasantly surprised by the view! ---> read more. |
Caribbean Retirement Pages : Safety and Security One reason many would-be immigrants to Latin American countries are reluctant to make the move to warmer climates, sun-kissed shores, and vastly lower prices is crime rates. True, crime in Latin America far exceeds that of the US, Canada, and most of Europe. Murder rates are high and non-violent crimes are nearly double those in the U.S. So then, why does anyone risk their lives by moving to a Latin country? Well, the answer is, that they very likely would not be risking their lives as it is very likely that their lives and limbs would be even safer in a Caribbean Basin country than they now are in certain cities in the United States. ---> read more. |
Caribbean Expat : Realizing Dreams in Nicaragua, Part 2 Two couples and one young family, all Americans with dissimilar backgrounds and lifestyles, have made the leap to a new life in a new land…Nicaragua. The individual reasons that prompted that leap range from stretching retirement dollars, to having a lifestyle with far less stress, to providing a culturally rich home and new language for young children. Read their fascinating stories of relocation to Nicaragua and discover how each family ultimately selected the Montecristo Beach Resort and Golf Club as their home of choice. ---> read more. |
Caribbean Focus : Travel and Tourism Industry (a series) In the first article of this series, the writer, fed up with negative air travel experiences, takes on a Caribbean regional airline juggernaut in an open letter critique. As he makes his case, describing his latest chaotic air journey he also offers insightful solutions and recommendations for improvement….and now hopes that the travel giant will really listen and respond to the ‘little guy.’ Obviously, changes in the region’s air travel situation are sorely needed but change can certainly take awhile to achieve. Often the first step is the process is just listening to your customers, taking their problems to heart and doing something constructive about it, one step at a time. ---> read more. |
Caribbean Heart : Remembering Haiti (a series) Part 2 We were counseled that a humanitarian commitment meant repeatedly visiting the same site and making a true connection with its people. Our group’s commitment came in the form of medical aid, and despite having no medical training or experience; we established a primary care facility where there was none in the mountains of Haiti. The majority of Haitians have never seen a doctor and do not have access to medications; basic medical care is not available to Haitians.. After four years of operation, the clinic, funded by the charity Haiti Healthcare Partners, is treating over 4,000 patients annually. ---> read more. |
Caribbean Gems : Sybarite Guide to DR Beaches, Pt 3 The DR’s south west region is one that has enormous potential due to its diversity and natural beauty. And of course the beaches are sublime. A true Sybarite cannot complete his beach exploration of DR without coming to this region, and in all fairness, there is nothing to see that will ever top the Bahia de Las Aguilas, so we will not even try…put it at the top of your DR viewing list. Just enjoy the moment while there and end your trip with this visit and this beach. Your sybarite heart will thank you. ---> read more. |
Investment Corner August 2010 Imagine your own resort villa... Relax in the Jacuzzi, enjoy nice ocean and beach views from your own property in Grenada, Reside in this great affordable resort community; enjoy the highest return on investment. Very low property tax. ---> read more. |
Letter From The Editor August 2010 When, as a family we sailed our own yacht around the oceans, I was always keenly aware that should illness or accident befall any one of us, we would not have any medical support. If we were in the middle of the ocean, or anchored in a bay off Grenada, we would have to rely on our own limited skills. ---> read more. |
Hot Off The Press August 2010 In Haiti, Wyclef Jean has announced he will run for the office of president in the November 28th elections…. in Cuba news that Fidel Castro, looking fit and healthy, made his first official government appearance in four years at parliament….Colombia has elected its 59th president, J. Santos and Venezuelan President Chavez says he will meet with President Santos as the first step toward restoring diplomatic relations… Nicaragua detained two Americans suspected of committing five murders in Panama…..one detainee has since confessed to those murders. Out of Mexico, Medical Traveler Yucatan (MTY) announced that it has now teamed with Dra. Elena Solis, cardiologist and a pioneer in performing the new Liberation Procedure for Multiple Sclerosis patients .. ---> read more. |
Tourism Treats August 2010 Barbados cruise industry is at the forefront of its tourism industry…tourism in Mexico and the Caribbean are down due to the bumpy European economy….Saba has been voted by readers of Travel and Leisure Magazine as the number one Caribbean island for 2010 and if more award news the Jade Mountain Resort in St. Lucia has been named number one in the world for service….and Trinidad’s PM has confirmed the Air Jamaica and Caribbean Airline deal… ---> read more. |
Caribbean Destinations : Anguilla Does It their Way, Part. 1 Anguilla, long known for its tranquilly, beauty and famed upscale resorts, has quietly positioned itself as the “IT” destination in the Caribbean by developing new initiatives and ‘product’ changes to entice the lucrative and highly competitive incentive and meeting business market to its pristine shores. And, by all accounts Anguilla is succeeding as both the incentive and meeting business and general tourism numbers for 2009-2010 have increased for this unspoiled tropical island gem. How has Anguilla, with its strong anti cruise, over-development and mass tourism stance, managed to increase business in a climate of world tourism downturn? ---> read more. |
Caribbean Culture : Crops, Caribbean Style, Part 2 What is the value of coffee you ask? The green beans of coffee, when put on the world commodity market, where they are purchased by roasters from around the world, are second only to oil in trading volume. The two main coffee species in the world are Arabica, usually hand harvested and considered the benchmark of coffee, and Robusta, an inferior coffee which can be, and on some moneyed plantations is, harvested by machine. Both are marketed globally and have a variety of different names indicative of their growing regions or ports. Sadly, most of the new world Arabica growers, a small portion of the 125 million people who gain their livelihood from coffee globally, are being threatened to extinction by the ever increasing production of Robusta. ---> read more. |
Caribbean Living: Femur Follies in Belize Your femur’s broken – shall we operate? There I was at the hospital in Belize, where we live….The x-ray results were obvious. The options limited. The very professional, English-speaking doctor at this modern, clean hospital explained the pros and cons of multiple approaches. I concurred that surgery was the best way to pin me back together. Immediately. The surgery was a success. The total costs a jaw-dropping 300% below the low end costs that’d I would have paid in the USA. My hospital stay went smoothly and my husband was permitted to stay with me in my hospital room, at no extra cost. The physical therapist comes to my home twice a week and tells me I’m recovery at an A+ rate. ---> read more. |
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Yes, you can afford to move to an English speaking island in the Caribbean! |
 A new ebook by Jennifer Miller will entertain as you learn step-by-step how you can move to a little known paradise in the Caribbean and live the life of your dreams in the seductive tropics. Information not readily available to the 'ordinary tourist' is detailed, along with a real sense of how it is to live on the 'Nature Island'. Details of cost of living, finding a house and deciding where to live on the island are all discussed in depth. You will also learn the steps of how to manage (and not mismanage!) a move to the island, including important pitfalls to avoid. This ebook contains the important information anyone considering a Dominican retirement should know, including:
Written with humor and love for the island, this ebook is the only material available at this time about moving to the Nature Island. |
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How You Can Have a Second Passport, New Residency & Global Freedom Why deal with one nation on its terms; when you can deal with all nations on your terms? As things continue to deteriorate inside the United States having a second passport becomes more and more of a priority. The loss of civil liberties in the USA has become chronic - the growing censorship, a stark warning. This e-book will also show you how to get residency, work permits, retirement residency, and student visas in every region of the world. Twenty seven nations covered - 241 pages of rock solid facts. The information complied by the author has never before existed in a unified form. CLICK HERE for download and start reading... |
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