Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander responds to questions from the media during the Hats of Glory Easter Bonnet Parade at his Tunapuna office yesterday.
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Police officers examine the damage to one of five vehicles that were involved in a five-car accident along the Churchill Roosevelt Highway’s westbound lane, near the Courts Mega Store, El Socorro, San Juan, on Wednesday.
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Archbishop Jason Gordon during the Easter Sunday Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Fr Matthew D’Hereaux talks with a young girl dressed in her Easter Bonnet during Easter Sunday Mass yesterday.
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Electrical cables removed at the WASA Claude Noel Highway Wells, Tobago.
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Registered nurses stage a demonstration outside the Sangre Grande Hospital Campus, Sangre Grande, last Friday.
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Anglican Bishop Claude Berkley and Roman Catholic Vicar General Father Martin Sirju, of the Archdiocese of Port-of-Spain, join worshippers in the Procession of Witness through the city, hosted by the Parish Church of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, during Palm Sunday service along the Brian Lara Promenade yesterday.
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Parishioners receive palm leaves ahead of the Palm Sunday sermon at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church on Harris Promenade, San Fernando, yesterday, ushering in the observance of Holy Week.
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PNM political leader Pennelope Beckles hugs a member of the Spiritual Baptist faith upon her arrival on Saturday at the party’s Spiritual Baptist/Shouter Liberation Day celebrations at the PNM’s Point Fortin Constituency Office.
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President Christine Kangaloo engages with students during the second annual Spiritual Shouter Baptist Liberation Day Exhibition, held at the Office of the President, President’s House, on Friday.
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FILE: MSJ leader David Abdulah, right, alongside party chairman Gregory Fernandes
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Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander responds to questions from the media during the Hats of Glory Easter Bonnet Parade at his Tunapuna office yesterday.
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Police officers examine the damage to one of five vehicles that were involved in a five-car accident along the Churchill Roosevelt Highway’s westbound lane, near the Courts Mega Store, El Socorro, San Juan, on Wednesday.
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A 21-year-old police officer was robbed early Monday morning when he went to withdraw cash from an ATM.
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A 41-year-old Curepe man died after suffering a heart attack and crashing into the back of a car while driving on Sunday night.
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Accident survivor Yousuf Hosein is once again making an appeal to the government to install protective barriers after another cross-median fatal crash.
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A man is in custody after police seized two firearms, ammunition and cannabis during State of Emergency operations in the Western Division.
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Electrical cables removed at the WASA Claude Noel Highway Wells, Tobago.
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has described the theft of power cables at four Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) wells in Tobago as “borderline domestic terrorism.”
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Registered nurses stage a demonstration outside the Sangre Grande Hospital Campus, Sangre Grande, last Friday.
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The current impasse between the Government and nurses, resulting in a sickout over the weekend, is expected to get worse as the week progresses.
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Anglican Bishop Claude Berkley and Roman Catholic Vicar General Father Martin Sirju, of the Archdiocese of Port-of-Spain, join worshippers in the Procession of Witness through the city, hosted by the Parish Church of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, during Palm Sunday service along the Brian Lara Promenade yesterday.
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Port-of-Spain residents woke up to the sounds of hymns and sight of waving palms yesterday, as dozens of Catholics and Anglicans joined together in a display of religious solidarity to pray for the capital city.
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Parishioners receive palm leaves ahead of the Palm Sunday sermon at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church on Harris Promenade, San Fernando, yesterday, ushering in the observance of Holy Week.
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Amid ongoing global conflicts, Archbishop Jason Gordon says the same choice between war and peace witnessed in the Passion of Jesus Christ continues to confront people today, with voices calling for peace overshadowed by violence in the Middle East and other regions.
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In celebration of Spiritual Shouter Baptist Liberation Day, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is praising the Baptist community for their contribution to national development, as she asks them to pray for peace and unity for Trinidad and Tobago.
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PNM political leader Pennelope Beckles hugs a member of the Spiritual Baptist faith upon her arrival on Saturday at the party’s Spiritual Baptist/Shouter Liberation Day celebrations at the PNM’s Point Fortin Constituency Office.
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles has dismissed claims by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar that the former People’s National Movement (PNM) administration failed to support the Spiritual/Shouter Baptist community, declaring that “talk is cheap.”
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President Christine Kangaloo engages with students during the second annual Spiritual Shouter Baptist Liberation Day Exhibition, held at the Office of the President, President’s House, on Friday.
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In commemoration of Spiritual Shouter Baptist Liberation Day, the Office of the President hosted its second annual Spiritual Shouter Baptist Liberation Day Exhibition from March 23 to 25 at the President’s House.
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FILE: MSJ leader David Abdulah, right, alongside party chairman Gregory Fernandes
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Movement for Social Justice leader David Abdulah has launched a blistering attack on the foreign policy direction of the United National Congress Government, accusing it of undermining regional unity, abandoning long-standing diplomatic positions and “handing over” Trinidad and Tobago’s sovereignty to the United States.
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A farmer carries buckets of water to water his crops on Aranguez Farm Road, San Juan, last week.
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Electrical cables removed at the WASA Claude Noel Highway Wells, Tobago.
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Registered nurses stage a demonstration outside the Sangre Grande Hospital Campus, Sangre Grande, last Friday.
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Anglican Bishop Claude Berkley and Roman Catholic Vicar General Father Martin Sirju, of the Archdiocese of Port-of-Spain, join worshippers in the Procession of Witness through the city, hosted by the Parish Church of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, during Palm Sunday service along the Brian Lara Promenade yesterday.
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Parishioners receive palm leaves ahead of the Palm Sunday sermon at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church on Harris Promenade, San Fernando, yesterday, ushering in the observance of Holy Week.
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