Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles. [Image courtesy Pennelope Beckles official Facebook Page]
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Laventille West MP Kareem Marcelle addresses supporters during the PNM Political Meeting at the Laventille Community Complex, on Thursday.
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President of the Trinidad and Tobago National Nursing Association, Idi Stuart, leads nurses in a protest outside the Sangre Grande Hospital Campus in March.
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Petrotrin workers react to the news that strike notice was served on the state-owned company at Pointe-A -Pierre, in 2017.
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Masudah Muhammad, director for Youth Affairs and Mobilisation in the Network of NGOs of T&T for the Advancement of Women, during their Peace Walk yesterday.
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A Tobago vendor shows off her fruits and vegetables.
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Port-of-Spain Mayor Chinua Alleyne, speaks after a peace walk held at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Stefan O’Brien, centre, stands outside the Hall of Justice in Port-of-Spain with his lawyers Ayanna Norville-Modeste, left, and Janeil Chuck, right, after being found not guilty of causing grievous bodily harm to a female friend.
Stefan O’Brien was found not guilty by a nine-member jury before High Court Judge Sherene Murray-Bailey at the end of his trial at the Hall of Justice in Port-of-Spain last Wednesday.
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Mercedez Layne
A 26-year-old Palo Seco man is in police custody as investigators continue probing the circumstances surrounding the death of 12-year-old Mercedez Layne, whose body was discovered in Erin on Sunday morning, just hours after she was reported missing.
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Government is headed to Parliament to extend the current State of Emergency (SoE), which expires on June 17.
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The nation is reeling from the tragic death of 12-year-old Mercedez Layne, sparking grief and outrage across Trinidad and Tobago.
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Contracted workers at the National Commission for Self Help Limited (NCSHL) are quietly being sent home in small batches through the non-renewal of contracts.
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Ahead of the Mid-Year Budget Review, T&T’s private sector is issuing a coordinated call for the Government to move beyond policy intentions and deliver measurable results, as concerns grow over sluggish economic activity, persistent structural bottlenecks and declining business confidence.
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Former Public Utilities Minister Robert Le Hunte
Government’s decision to settle long-outstanding wage obligations to public sector workers, alongside a request for an additional $2.93 billion in supplementary spending, is intensifying concerns among economists about how those commitments will be financed, with strong warnings that increased borrowing could deepen fiscal pressures.
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President of the Trinidad and Tobago National Nursing Association, Idi Stuart, leads nurses in a protest outside the Sangre Grande Hospital Campus in March.
Healthcare workers may consider protesting outside ministers’ homes if restrictions under the State of Emergency prevent demonstrations in traditional locations, Trinidad and Tobago National Nurses Association (TTNNA) president Idi Stuart has warned.
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TTUTA president Crystal Ashe
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The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers’ Association (TTUTA) is raising concerns that educators could be assigned responsibilities outside their existing job functions under the Government’s proposed parental responsibility legislation aimed at tackling school violence and student indiscipline.
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Petrotrin workers react to the news that strike notice was served on the state-owned company at Pointe-A -Pierre, in 2017.
In the digital space, an individual with a large following can incite thought, anger, resonance or inspire.
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Newly appointed Opposition Senator Dr Margaret Rose
Dr Margaret Rose went from guarding her political independence “fiercely” to being the surprise selection of Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles to join her Senate bench.
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Masudah Muhammad, director for Youth Affairs and Mobilisation in the Network of NGOs of T&T for the Advancement of Women, during their Peace Walk yesterday.
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Amid a wave of intense public demonstrations in the capital city, a massive collaborative youth initiative is seeking to amplify messages of unity, declaring that the collective voice for peace must become louder than the region’s struggles with crime and violence.
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President Christine Kangaloo is presented with a painting from a young Girl Guide during the Recognition of Excellence in Guiding Awards Ceremony at the Dr Sis Phyllis Wharfe Auditorium, St Joseph’s Convent, San Fernando, on Saturday.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar makes a contribution during last Friday’s sitting of Parliament.
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Stefan O’Brien, centre, stands outside the Hall of Justice in Port-of-Spain with his lawyers Ayanna Norville-Modeste, left, and Janeil Chuck, right, after being found not guilty of causing grievous bodily harm to a female friend.
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Mercedez Layne
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President of the Trinidad and Tobago National Nursing Association, Idi Stuart, leads nurses in a protest outside the Sangre Grande Hospital Campus in March.
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TTUTA president Crystal Ashe
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