Global Voices Online

The Haitian Blogger highlights reactions to what is being called “rigged” elections carded for February 2010.

B.C. Pires thinks that Roebuck and Berry, two well respected names in the cricket fraternity, are “simply wrong…in their contention that the West Indies national cricket team should be allowed…to splinter into its constituent island teams and have the smaller, purportedly more strongly motivated teams seek Test-playing status on their own.”

This Beach Called Life worries “that the TT dollar might soon be worth less, if not worthless. Hops bread will be the new Miami condo.”

Vexed Bermoothes blogs about the loss of goodwill towards the Bermuda Post Office, suggesting that a performance audit will help turn the tide: “The Post Office is a logistics business … and the only way to improve a logistical business is to pinpoint where lags are occurring.”

In the third installment of her video series If I were Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Gab Hosein “takes on both the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting and the Copenhagen talks on Climate Change.”

Trinidad's Pleasure blog links to a video of local graffiti artist, Manf.

KnowTnT.com explores the question of whether blogging is journalism.

Bermudian bloggers put in their two cents' worth on the proposed Public Access to Information Legislation.

Today, the 43rd anniversary of Barbados' independence, has bloggers talking about what the occasion means.