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| | Trinidad and Tobago are two carribean islands composing a single country and a shared signature of singular flora and fauna, people, food, and culture. Trinidad is the bigger of the two islands, only seven miles from the coast of Venezuela. Trinidad Tobago was a British colony until 1962, and it's modern population is largely formed as a result of the slave trade (both from Africa and India,... |  |
| The island nation of Puerto Rico is an unincorporated territory of the United States with a commonwealth status. Taxation without representation? Sort of. As an unincorporated territory, Puerto Rico is under the jurisdiction of the United States Congress, under which only certain Constitutional provisions apply. The 'Rich Port' is also a commonwealth which means that it is an organized... |  |
| The Dominican Republic is a tropical escape located to the east of Haiti. A Caribbean island nation, the Republic is a country sharing the eastern two-thirds of the island of Hispaniola, the second largest of the Greater Antilles Islands. Officially 'on the map' since 1492, when Columbus and his band of Spaniards 'explored' the island and employed it as a jumping off point for further mainland... |  |
| A Spanish possession since 1499, only some scant seven years after Christobal Colon's initial splash into the Nova Mundo, Aruba transferred European hands to the Dutch in 1636. Traditionally, Aruba’s economy has been dominated by the wealth intrinsic to, and within its shores. A 19th C. gold rush spilled into the viscous lucre of 20th C. oil run. The turn of the century witnessed a new boon of... |
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