FILE - In this photo provided by the US Navy, the USS Gerald R Ford embarked on the first of its sea trials to test various state-of-the-art systems on its own power for the first time, April 8, 2017, from Newport News, Virginia.
Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ridge Leoni
MV Blue Wave Harmony docks at the Port-of-Spain Ferry Terminal on Friday.
ROGER JACOB
This photo shows the location where 53-year-old Christian Achille and 31-year-old Marcus Best were shot dead by gunmen when they stormed Joe’s Auto Parts Garage, Sea Trace, Bagatelle, Diego Martin, on Friday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Flashback: Coconut vendor Ravi Baboolal displays a stack of traffic tickets totalling $19,000, which he received in San Fernando in January this year.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Minister of Rural Development and Local Government, Khadijah Ameen
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles, right, and former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley share a moment with another masquerader in Massy Trinidad All Stars’ sailor band yesterday.
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A masquerader from Jagessar’s presentation of On The Eve of Battle in San Fernando on Carnival Monday.
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Dame Lorraine masqueraders in full flight during the Parade of the Bands in Sangre Grande yesterday.
RALPH BANWARIE
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Police officers and soldiers keep watch over J'Ouvert celebrations in Couva on Carnival Monday.
VASHTI SINGH
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Revellers from champions Wall Brothers J’Ouvert parade before the judges during Couva Carnival celebrations on Monday.
Couva Carnival Committee
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Ameil Chancellor dances his costume, Spirit of the First People, from the band Valareign Kids Mas. He placed second in the King of the Bands competition.
COUVA CARNIVAL COMMMITTEE
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
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PHOTOS BY RISHI RAGOONATH
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Former Mayaro MP, Rushton Paray
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FILE - In this photo provided by the US Navy, the USS Gerald R Ford embarked on the first of its sea trials to test various state-of-the-art systems on its own power for the first time, April 8, 2017, from Newport News, Virginia.
Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ridge Leoni
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MV Blue Wave Harmony docks at the Port-of-Spain Ferry Terminal on Friday.
ROGER JACOB
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This photo shows the location where 53-year-old Christian Achille and 31-year-old Marcus Best were shot dead by gunmen when they stormed Joe’s Auto Parts Garage, Sea Trace, Bagatelle, Diego Martin, on Friday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Masqueraders from Hott Stuff Promotions’ Colours of Gems and Jewels pose for a photo on South Quay yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
Onlookers lined the barriers along South Quay in Port-of-Spain on Carnival Tuesday, as a kaleidoscope of colour, feathers and sequins flooded the capital for the Parade of Bands. Just after 7 am yesterday, beneath overcast skies that threatened to dampen spirits, the first large band, The Lost Tribe, made its approach to the judging point.
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Masqueraders from Southern Mas Associates’ Summer Dance Festival on Cipero Street, San Fernando, yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Under sunny skies, colourful costumes glittered on the streets of San Fernando on Carnival Tuesday—all under the watchful eye of a heavy police presence—as masqueraders danced, waved and chipped through the second city yesterday.
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Two cousins from Laventille suffered severe injuries during an incident in which they were pinned between two trailers on Carnival Monday in Port-of-Spain.
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles, right, and former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley share a moment with another masquerader in Massy Trinidad All Stars’ sailor band yesterday.
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Opposition Leader Penelope Beckles is calling on the Government to educate themselves on the history of calypso.
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A masquerader from Jagessar’s presentation of On The Eve of Battle in San Fernando on Carnival Monday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
A high-level security threat triggered the shutdown of Midnight Mas just over an hour before midnight on Carnival Monday in San Fernando, unleashing outrage among masqueraders, bandleaders, vendors and city officials.
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Dame Lorraine masqueraders in full flight during the Parade of the Bands in Sangre Grande yesterday.
RALPH BANWARIE
Deputy Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin yesterday advised citizens to ensure the Carnival remains clean and safe as activities related to it wind down for the rest of this week.
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Police officers and soldiers keep watch over J'Ouvert celebrations in Couva on Carnival Monday.
VASHTI SINGH
Controversy erupted on Monday night, as officers from the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) swooped down on the Couva Carnival Centre and ordered officials of the Couva Carnival Committee (CCC) to shut down all operations with three bands still to perform on stage.
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Revellers from champions Wall Brothers J’Ouvert parade before the judges during Couva Carnival celebrations on Monday.
Couva Carnival Committee
Wall Brothers Production registered a hat-trick of wins in Couva J’Ouvert with a tantalising portrayal of Maljo J’Ouvert at the Couva Carnival Centre on Monday.
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Ameil Chancellor dances his costume, Spirit of the First People, from the band Valareign Kids Mas. He placed second in the King of the Bands competition.
COUVA CARNIVAL COMMMITTEE
Led by multiple winning bandleader Jacqui Koon How, the band’s presentation of Come Fly With Me won the Band of the Year crown.
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Ramadan will begin at sunset on Wednesday, according to an update issued by the ASJA Hilal Committee.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
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“To our Christian community, may this Lenten season renew your faith, deepen your compassion, and strengthen your hope. To the Muslim Ummah, may your fasting, prayers, and charity bring you closer to Allah and fill your homes with peace, blessings, and elevated Imaan.”
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A heavy security presence marked the start of Carnival Tuesday in San Fernando as Blue Devils joined the first band on the road Fyrnation, signaling a determined push to revive South mas.
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Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro, centre, Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander and Defence Minister Wayne Sturge, right, walk through Port-of-Spain during Carnival festivities yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
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A Paparazzi masquerader on the Queen’s Park Savannah stage yesterday.
EDISON BOODOOSINGH
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Minister of Public Utilities Barry Padarath and a friend play mas in Bliss’ Uncaged at the Socadrome yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Masqueraders from Hott Stuff Promotions’ Colours of Gems and Jewels pose for a photo on South Quay yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
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Masqueraders from Southern Mas Associates’ Summer Dance Festival on Cipero Street, San Fernando, yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles, right, and former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley share a moment with another masquerader in Massy Trinidad All Stars’ sailor band yesterday.
COURTESY:PENNELOPE BECKLES/ FACEBOOK
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A masquerader from Jagessar’s presentation of On The Eve of Battle in San Fernando on Carnival Monday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
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Dame Lorraine masqueraders in full flight during the Parade of the Bands in Sangre Grande yesterday.
RALPH BANWARIE
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Police officers and soldiers keep watch over J'Ouvert celebrations in Couva on Carnival Monday.
VASHTI SINGH
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Revellers from champions Wall Brothers J’Ouvert parade before the judges during Couva Carnival celebrations on Monday.
Couva Carnival Committee
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Ameil Chancellor dances his costume, Spirit of the First People, from the band Valareign Kids Mas. He placed second in the King of the Bands competition.
COUVA CARNIVAL COMMMITTEE
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