The following is the CANANews and SPORTS Schedule for Wednesday, November 19, 2025.
SANTIAGO -ECLAC analyses the effects of the United States tariffs on Latin America and the Caribbean’s foreign trade.
BELMOPAN -Prime Minister John Briceño has confirmed the resignation of his Agriculture Minister, Jose Abelardo Mai, dismissing suggestions that his administration is ‘crumbling’ as he announced a second cabinet re=shuffle in less than a month.
BELEM – President of the Barbados-based Caribbean Development Bank (CDB)m Daniel M. Best, has called for significantly increased climate financing and climate justice for the Caribbean.
KINGSTON – Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) says the domestic financial system remained stable during the September 2025 quarter and that the respective financial system sub-sectors possess sufficient capital and liquidity to absorb the negative impact of Hurricane Melissa and to support the uptick in cash demand as the recovery efforts commence.
GEORGETOWN – Canada’s High Commissioner to Guyana, Sébastien Sigouin, is calling on voters in Guyana to make their voices heard in ensuring that the country’s electoral process is truly free and fair.
SPORTS:
NAPIER -Opener Devin Conway and skipper Mitchell Santner both starred with the bat for New Zealand to upstage Shai Hope’s explosive century and propel their team to a gripping five-wicket win over West Indies in their rain-affected second One Day International here on Wednesday.
KINGSTON – Steve McClaren has resigned as head coach of Jamaica’s men’s football team after failing to lead them to an automatic qualifying spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.