Today’s Caribbean News Update for January 24th: Grenada strengthens ties with China through millions in financial aid following the signing of 13 agreements. Guyana’s Vice President confirms the country will accept nationals deported from the U.S. under revised policies. The U.S. Coast Guard ramps up operations in Caribbean waters to address migration from Haiti and Cuba. Brazil deepens relations with Antigua and Barbuda in diplomatic meetings. Anguilla announces free healthcare for all children under five. Spirit Airlines resumes flights to Haiti after safety concerns. Turks and Caicos expands visibility with Google Street View. Antigua and Barbuda’s Stuti Kashyap climbs table tennis rankings. Jamaica edges closer to victory in the Sunshine Series. Trinidad and Tobago hosts the world’s largest floating bookstore, Logos II. Scotia Bank debuts eco-friendly ATM cards, and Jamaican students enjoy cultural lessons in Barbado
