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- 23 December, 2024
EXPECT MORE VENEZUELAN REFUGEES AS MADURO CONTINUES IN OFFICE
EXPECT more Venezuelan migrants in Caricom countries following the highly disputed presidential election.
WHERE DOES CARICOM’S STAND ON VENEZUELA ELECTION?
THE Caribbean region is looking on anxiously at the response of its leaders to the controversial Venezuelan presidential election.
IT’S OFFICIAL: T&T WORST QUALITY OF LIFE IN CARIBBEAN
TRINIDAD and Tobago has the worst quality of life in the Caribbean, according to detailed studies by international agencies.
HIGH DENGUE INFECTION RATE
THE situation with respect to dengue infection is much worse than that reported by the Ministry of Health.
GOVT PAYS $12M TO EVALUATE BIDS –BUT PREPARES TO HAND PETROTRIN TO JINDAL
THE Government is paying a foreign evaluator almost TT $12 million to examine the nine bids for a lease of Petrotrin.
PNM MOVES ON MAYARO
THE PNM is fancying its chances in Mayaro in the upcoming general election, with the disaffection within the UNC of incumbent Member of Parliament Rushton Paray.
EXPIRED BULLETPROOF VESTS FOR COPS
POLICE officers in the line of fire with killer gangsters are wearing expired or ineffective bulletproof vests.
JULY, THE COOLIE WOMAN AND INDENTURESHIP
JULY is a historic month in the transportation of Indian indentured labourers to Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago.
CARICOM CONCERNS OVER T&T’S VENEZUELA’S TIES
TRINIDAD and Tobago’s warm relationship with Venezuela is raising eyebrows across the region, as the South American country heads to the polls.
WOULD T&T AND GUYANA FINALLY GET INTO JOINT GAS BUSINESS?
TRINIDAD and Tobago is seeking to sign natural gas exploration agreements with Guyana and other regional countries.
