The churile, a malevolent spirit associated with pregnant women, is a prominent figure in Caribbean folklore, particularly in Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana. Rooted in the region’s history of slavery and cultural syncretism, she is often depicted as the ghost of a woman who died during childbirth. Meta smart glasses …
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If youāre a New Yorker dreaming of a tropical getaway, the dual-island nation of Trinidad and Tobago should be at the top of your list. Known for its vibrant culture, lush landscapes, and unique adventures, this Caribbean destination promises an experience like no other. Letās dive into what makes Trinidad …
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With its vibrant economic environment, forward-thinking policies, and world-renowned infrastructure, Singapore has emerged as a top destination for digital nomads in the finance and tech sectors. As globalisation and remote work continue to expand, Singapore’s appeal is driven by its unique combination of economic strength, tech innovation, and professional support …
Read More »The dangers of printing money to eliminate debt
The idea of simply printing money to eliminate debt of a country might seem like a tempting shortcutāa seemingly simple solution to the complex problem of national deficits. After all, if a country controls its currency, why not print enough to pay off its debts and be done with it? …
Read More »La Diablesse: The enchanting and terrifying Caribbean folklore figure
The La Diablesse or LadjablĆØs is a captivating and often fearsome figure in Caribbean folklore. Legend has it that she was once an enslaved African woman who made a Faustian bargain with Le Diable (the Devil). In exchange for eternal beauty, she surrendered her soul to the dark lord, transforming …
Read More »NYC nightlife vs Trinidad and Tobago nightlife: Whatās the ultimate party?
If thereās one thing New York City and Trinidad and Tobago know how to do well, itās throw a party. NYCās nightlife is legendary, with its rooftop bars, underground clubs, and speakeasies, while Trinidad and Tobago boasts a lively, rhythmic, and culturally immersive scene. But which one really takes the …
Read More »How Singaporeās economic policies avoided the pitfalls of the 2008 global financial crisis
The 2008 global financial crisis left many nations grappling with economic downturns, financial system instability, and public debt. However, Singapore emerged as one of the few economies that weathered the storm with resilience. This strength was no accident but rather the result of strategic policies that laid the groundwork for …
Read More »Lagahoo: The haunting shape-shifting spectre of the Caribbean
The Caribbean nights whisper tales of fantastical creatures, and among the most chilling is the lagahoo or lugarhoo in Trinidad and Tobago. It is known as lougarou in Dominica, loogaroo in St Lucia, and lougarou in Guyana. This shapeshifting monster haunts the folklore of many islands, with variations in its …
Read More »The advantages of remote work in Trinidad and Tobago public sector
With remote work in Trinidad and Tobago public sector gaining traction, Public Administration Minister Allyson West recently announced a pilot project to evaluate the potential benefits of a work-from-home model. The pilot will launch in November 2024. The results of this trial could reshape the nationās approach to public sector …
Read More »Why tech and finance nomads choose Spaces in Singapore for flexibility and growth
With its strategic location, robust digital infrastructure, and a pro-business environment, Singapore has become a prime destination for tech and finance nomads seeking to grow and thrive. For those working remotely or relocating temporarily, Singapore’s vibrant co-working spaces offer the ideal balance of productivity, networking, and convenience. One standout among …
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