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CNDL Former and Current Newspaper Title List-2018 *=Current 1. Abaconian (Bahamas)* 2. Adelante (Cuba) * 3. Ahora (Cuba) * 4. Al CNDL Former and Current Newspaper Title List-2018 *=current 1. Abaconian (Bahamas)* 2. Adelante (Cuba) * 3. Ahora (Cuba) * 4. All At Sea* 5. Alma Mater (Cuba) * 6. Arique (Cuba) * 7. Awe Mainta- pdfs no longer available 8. Backayard Magazine (Jamaica)- ceased publication 9. Barbados Advocate (restricted IP) * 10. Bay Islands Voice (Honduras)- ceased publication 11. Belize Ag Report* 12. Bonaire Reporter* 13. Borinqueneers(Puerto Rico)* 14. Bosque pluvial (Puerto Rico) )- ceased publication 15. Cancunissimo (Mexico)- pdfs no longer provided 16. Caribbean Belle- pdfs no longer provided 17. Caribbean Compass* 18. Caribbean Council newsletter- ceased publication 19. Caribbean Maritime* 20. Caribbean reef magazine ( Maraval, Trinidad & Tobago )- ceased publication 21. Caribbean Today* 22. Caribbean WaterWays = Vias Fluviales Caribenas- ceased publication 23. Correo (Nicaragua) - ceased publication 24. Crisol (Costa Rica) - ceased publication 25. Courier (4 language editions) - ceased publication 26. Cubile (Venezuela) - ceased publication 27. Escapes Panama- pdfs no longer available 28. Eslabón (Nicaragua) - ceased publication 29. Faro (Panama) * 30. Faro del Suroeste (Puerto Rico) - pdfs no longer available 31. Guantanamo Bay Gazette (Cuba)- pdfs no longer provided 32. Guyana chronicle- pdfs no longer available 33. Haiti en Marche* 34. Honduras This Week- ceased publication 35. Horizontes del bibliotecario* 36. IDentidad (Puerto Rico) - ceased publication 37. Informer (St. Eustatius) - ceased publication 38. Insights Magazine (Belize) - ceased publication 39. Jamaica Tourist- ceased publication 40. Jornal Pessoal ( Belém, Pará, Brazil )* 41. Journal de Saint Barth* 42. Justice (Fort-de-France, Martinique) - pdfs no longer available 43. Labour Spokesman (St. Kitts) - pdfs no longer provided 44. Lankesteriana (Costa Rica) * 45. Live & life in Palmas (Puerto Rico) - pdfs no longer available 46. National review (St. Lucia) - ceased publication 47. Neotropical Primates* 48. Official newsletter of the Antigua and Barbuda High Commission- ceased publication 49. Panache Jamaica (PJM magazine)* 50. Periodico el Sol (Cartagena, Colombia) - pdfs no longer available 51. Puro Turismo (Dominican Republic) - pdfs no longer available 52. Revista Cubana de Fisica* 53. Revue (Guatemala) * 54. Sierra Maestra (Cuba) * 55. Sirenews- ceased publication 56. Spitzaetus* 57. St. Barth Weekly* 58. St. John Tradewinds- ceased publication 59. Staatsolie Nieuws (Suriname) 60. STAR Newspaper (Belize)- ceased publication 61. STENAPA Update (St. Eustatius)- ceased publication 62. Tapir Conservation- ceased publication 63. Toledo Howler- ceased publication 64. Tribune (Nassau, Bahamas)* 65. Ultimas Noticias (Mexico)- pdfs no longer available 66. UVI Voice - pdfs no longer available 67. UWI Today* 68. Vanguardia (Cuba)* 69. Venceremos (Guantanamo, Cuba) - pdfs no longer available 70. The Wire (Cuba) - pdfs no longer available 71. Zeledonia (Costa Rica) * .
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