By Adam Skuse
Spiraling government debt, borrowing difficulties, growing unemployment and calls to increase tax. While such stories come as no surprise when talking about Greece, Italy and the other ailing economies of the old world, few would expect to find the sandy shores of the Cayman Islands - a name synonymous with wealth - troubled by similar problems.
However, the debt of the Cayman Islands government is expected to reach around $600 million by June next year, up nearly 500 percent from a decade ago; while this year will be the third time in four years that it will...