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- 19 September, 2024
$36.6 M SPENT ON PETROTRIN SINCE SHUTDOWN
TAXPAYERS have spent $36.6 million in under six years to preserve the Pointe-a-Pierre refinery.
It is costing $500,000 a month to keep the mothballed plant intact.
PNM FURY OVER STUART YOUNG
OUTRAGE is boiling in the ruling People’s National Movement (PNM) over Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s determined plan to foist Stuart Young as the next political leader.
PETROTRIN TAKEOVER: NIGERIAN FIRM IN $$ CRISIS
THE favoured contender to take over Petrotrin is being stalled by a major financing setback.
Nigeria-based Oando PLC, a debt-ridden energy firm, is seeking to raise capital from the African Import-Export Bank (Afreximbank), but the process is frustrated by legal issues.
BAD MATHS, KAMLA
KAMLA Persad-Bissessar should not take basket that she is sailing to general election victory on the basis of last year’s local polls result.
That is fool’s gold.
PNM INVADES UNC’S HEARTLAND
IN a stunning political manoeuvre, Acting Prime Minister Stuart Young has entered the heartland and religious frontier of the United National Congress (UNC).
6 MATERNAL PATIENTS DIE AT MT. HOPE; FILE GOES MISSING
SIX patients have died at Mount Hope Women’s Hospital over the past few months – including one a few days ago – in what is
RICHARDS TIPPED TO REPLACE DEYALSINGH
BATTLE-SCARRED Terrence Deyalsingh is likely to be replaced by in-favour Dr. Maryam Abdool-Richards as the People’s National Movement’s (PNM) general election candidate for St. Joseph.
UN CONFIRMS VENE GANGS IN T&T, BUT GOVT STILL SILENT
THE United Nations has confirmed the presence of Venezuelan gangsters in Trinidad and Tobago, which CounterPunchTT recently revealed. A scorching report by the United Nations
KAMLA, GARY MUST UNITE NOW!
IF the anti-People’s National Movement (PNM) forces know how much Trinidad and Tobago depends on them, they would end their political showboating. If the leaders
MARACAIBO RESIDENTS FLEEING TO T&T
A NEW wave of residents of Maracaibo, Venezuela is fleeing to Trinidad and Tobago. So far, about 500,000 of the city’s 1.6 million residents have
