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A sitting of Parliament in March this year.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Certain undebated bills on the respective agendas of the Senate and House of Representatives are expected to be carried over into the fifth and final session of the 12th Parliament which will be launched Friday.
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Opposition MP Dr Roodal Moonilal addresses members of the media at yesterday’s UNC news conference in Chaguanas.
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Opposition MP Dr Roodal Moonilal has called for an inventory of all vessels operated by the T&T Coast Guard following the revelation last Friday that its two Austal Cape-class and six Damen Stan patrol vessels are not in operation.
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UNC Senator David Nakhid speaks about the state of the Education sector yesterday. during a UNC new conference at Mulchan Seuchan Road, Chaguanas, yesterday.
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This question was asked by Opposition Senator David Nakhid regarding the $2.3 billion allocated and spent by the People’s National Movement Government on projects to repair or construct primary and secondary schools for the period 2016 to 2023.
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Works Minister Rohan Sinanan, left, chats with NCIC head Deoroop Teemal at a cultural show for delegates of a three-day Hindi Conference at the NCIC Nagar, Chaguanas on Saturday.
SHASTRI BOODAN
The Ministry of Works and Transport will crackdown on heavy trucks using unauthorised roads. This announcement was made by Works and Transport Minister Senator Rohan Sinanan when he spoke with Guardian Media on Saturday night following a cultural show for delegates of a three-day Hindi Conference at the NCIC Nagar, Chaguanas.
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President of the Fyzabad Chamber of Commerce Angie Jairam
Anthony Wilson
Some business chambers believe that a limited State of Emergency (SOE) in known hotspots will help with the crime crisis. But the chairman of the Confederation of Regional Businesses, Vivek Charran says the SoEs in the past have not helped solve the crime issue.
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Mickela Panday, Patriotic Front, political leader
The political leader of the Patriotic Front Mickela Panday has billed the party as the only political solution for, what she described as, the overwhelming sense of hopelessness and fear gripping the country.
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MSJ political leader David Abdulah
As the country grapples with crime and other societal issues, the Movement of Social Justice (MSJ) will host a citizens’ assembly at Presysal Government High School on September 21.
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Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh
Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh insists that there are sufficient tests for patients displaying dengue-like symptoms in public hospitals.
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File: Minister of Education Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly, left, walks with MTS engineering assistant Seth Whatson during a site visit to St George’s College in Barataria on August 30.
KERWIN PIERRE
For the past 15 years, the People’s Partnership (PP) and the People’s National Movement (PNM) governments have spent billions of taxpayers’ dollars on fixing and building new schools.
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Soldiers keep watch at Chatham South Trace as the Land Settlement Agency continues infrastructural works for the construction of agricultural homesteads at Chatham Village, Cedros.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Security challenges have plagued the Youth in Agriculture Homestead Programme at Chatham, but with the Defence Force now providing security, the project is on track for completion by December.
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Founder of ITNAC Avonelle Hector-Joseph
The non-governmental organisation (NGO) Is There Not A Cause (ITNAC) says it has noticed an increase in people asking for assistance to buy supplies for their children to return to school.
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SWRHA’s Dr Narine Mack speaks at the John E Sabga Diabetes and Pancreatic Cancer Symposium, Hyatt Regency, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
VASHTI SINGH
Primary school pupils in Trinidad and Tobago are at a higher risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
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