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Labour Minister Stephen Mc Clashie speaks to members of the media outside the Red House before attending the sitting of Parliament, yesterday.
KERWIN PIERRE
Labour Minister Stephen Mc Clashie has broken his silence, calling for good sense to prevail surrounding the ongoing impasse over wage negotiations at the Port of Port-of-Spain.
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Delegates greet each other at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
COURTESY: UN Climate Change/Kamran Guliyev
The process isn’t perfect, but it’s the best one we have at the moment. That was the feeling from small island stakeholders in response to a letter that Conference of Parties (COP) summits are ‘no longer fit for purpose’.
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Miss Universe 2024’s Miss Congeniality winner, Miss Trinidad and Tobago, Jenelle Thongs.
COURTESY: MISS UNIVERSE INSTAGRAM
Trinidad and Tobago’s Miss Universe delegate, Jenelle Thongs, has hit back at critics who waded into her appearance and wardrobe, by saying she will “always be that girl.”
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Members of the Trinidad and Tobago Postal Workers Union joined by other unions walk along Independence Square during their protest yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Hoping to send a strong message to Finance Minister Colm Imbert, postal workers converged outside the Financial Complex in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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Police Complaints Authority Director David West
While police-involved shootings dominate complaints in Trinidad, Tobago faces a very different policing challenge. Over the past decade, the Police Complaints Authority (PCA) has logged 553 initial reports and 351 formal complaints of Tobago police officers showing discreditable or rude behaviour.
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Kyle Yarde of Classic Kings Promotions host a media conference yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
Even though the licences granted for the November Freeze concert scheduled for today at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Tarouba, were revoked yesterday, promoter Kyle Yarde says the police had not won.
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President of the Tortuga Village Council, Surendra Maharaj, examines the charred remains of the historic old post office yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Following a series of fires in Tortuga that were deliberately set, residents are living under a cloud of fear as they wonder who will be the next target.
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Finance Minister Colm Imbert is seen laughing with opposition members during yesterday’s sitting of Parliament.
ROGER JACOB
Finance Minister Colm Imbert brought a swift end to the continuous extensions of waivers and penalties for companies failing to file annual returns and other documents.
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Jamie Mohammed
Roberto Codallo
After her disappearance in October, relatives of 44-year-old Jamie Mohammed remained hopeful that she would be found, but their hopes were dashed on Thursday when a decomposing headless body was found in the bushes in Siparia.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley looks across to protesting UNC supporters on his arrival at the Red House to attend a sitting of Parliament.
KERWIN PIERRE
The Salaries Review Commission (SRC) has recommended that the prime minister’s salary be increased by $28,167 over what it currently is.
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Minister of Works and Transport, Rohan Sinanan
OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT
Works and Transport Minister Rohan Sinanan has spoken out about the impasse between the Port Authority and the the SWWTU.
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Storm clouds descend over the Francisco Morazan stadium during rains brought on by Tropical Storm Sara in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Friday, Nov. 15, 2024. (AP Photo/Moises Castillo)
Moises Castillo
Belize issued tropical storm warnings for the Central American country’s coast on Friday as Tropical Storm Sara stalled in the western Caribbean, dousing Honduras’ northern coast with heavy rain.
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