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  1. The Caribbean Community is intensifying economic and financial measures against Cuba, aiming to preserve the region as a Zone of Peace in solidarity with UN member states' resolutions.
  2. Caribbean Community leaders meet in Basseterre for a conference amidst global pressures.

Caribbean Community, Jamaica, and Cuba are coordinating regional humanitarian response and contributing funds to regional efforts.

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Caribbean Community, Jamaica, and Cuba are coordinating regional humanitarian response and contributing funds to regional efforts.

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  1. Humanitarian crisis in Cuba drives migration to Jamaica.Sub-event
  2. Scholarship program allows medical training in Cuba, with professionals returning to Jamaica.1 source
  3. CARICOM, Jamaica, and Cuba coordinate regional humanitarian response and academic studies.1 source

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