- 1 April, 2025
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STUART, COLM WAR
A FULL-SCALE political conflict has broken out between incoming Prime Minister Stuart Young and Finance Minister Colm Imbert.
ROWLEY STARTS PACKING UP
PRIME Minister Dr. Keith Rowley has started signing off from the job.
Rowley is spending less time at his Whitehall office and is devoting energy to preparing his sprawling Goodwood Park, Glencoe family home for re-occupation.
NY COPS NAB VIOLENT GANGSTER WITH T&T LINKS
HEAVILY-ARMED New York law enforcement officers have arrested the ringleader of a vicious Venezuelan gang with criminal links to Trinidad and Tobago.
Anderson Zambrano-Pacheco was held by Homeland Security Investigations and Drug Enforcement Agency officers in The Bronx amid a major crackdown.
TTT A PNM POLITICAL PLAYTHING
THE Government is using taxpayer-owned Trinidad and Tobago Television (TTT) as a political plaything.
The PNM administration is broadcasting its political meetings without paying a dollar to the heavily subsidised television company.
TRUMP MOVES ON GANGSTERS WITH T&T TIES
ON his first day in office, United States President Donald Trump took decisive action against a deadly Venezuelan criminal group that has committed major crimes in Trinidad and Tobago.
MINISTERS IN CONFLICT AS TREASURY GOING BROKE!
The Government is going broke, even with a $59.7 annual budget.
Open conflicts are breaking out among ministers over their inability to fund ongoing projects or launch announced ventures.
PRE-ELECTION LAUNCHES FOR BIG PROJECTS
THE Government has put an opening date for the $1.2 billion Central Block of Port of Spain General Hospital although the project is incomplete.
A major commissioning ceremony is planned for Friday March 28 even as workers are racing to complete the major venture.
T&T HEADING TO HAITI’S ANARCHY
THE shootings at the homes of three prison officers are the latest step in Trinidad and Tobago’s descent into Haitian-style anarchy.
The shootings follow Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s shocking assertion of police stations being closed for fear of criminals.
Local prisons officers were previously killed, allegedly after hits were placed on their lives by inmates.
WHY KANGALOO BLANKED VISIT TO INDIA
PRESIDENT Christine Kangaloo did not travel to accept a recent award from India because of concerns she may have to step into the current prime ministerial issue.
HOW TO HOLD YOUNG ACCOUNTABLE
LABELLING incoming Prime Minister Stuart Young with Indian nicknames is bad politics and poor strategy.
It would spark a dead-end and senseless race row while sidestepping the critical issues for which Young must be held accountable.