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CWU secretary general Joanne Ogeer , holds up a Fox sign during a Press Conference at the Union’s offices on Henry Street, Port-of-Spain Wednesday.

ANISTO ALVES

Union questions TSTT’s 'executive proliferation'

by

GEISHA KOWLESSAR ALONZO

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A growing governance controversy at Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) has placed the majority state-owned company under intense scrutiny, overshadowing its strongest financial performance in 17 years.

Analyst: Venezuela gas could benefit BP and Shell more than Point Lisas

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Raphael John-Lall

CWU secretary general Joanne Ogeer , holds up a Fox sign during a Press Conference at the Union’s offices on Henry Street, Port-of-Spain Wednesday.

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Union questions TSTT’s 'executive proliferation'

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GEISHA KOWLESSAR ALONZO

NGC chairman Gerald Ramdeen speaks at NGC Financial Statement report at Hyatt Regency, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.

Vashti Singh

Ramdeen says more NGC profits to come

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Venezuelan energy consultant Dr Einstein Millán Arcia

Dr Einstein Millán Arcia.

Analyst: Venezuela gas could benefit BP and Shell more than Point Lisas

T&T may not reap the economic benefits expected from the recently negotiated Venezuelan natural gas agreements, as the commercial incentives offered to Shell and BP could ultimately encourage the companies to direct gas towards lucrative European and Asian LNG markets, rather than the country’s struggling petrochemical sector.

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