Daily Archive: Tuesday, November 27, 2018

Articles published on Tuesday, November 27, 2018

EU’s top court urged to rule Brexit can be reversed

LUXEMBOURG,  (Reuters) – Britain can unilaterally reverse its decision to leave the European Union, an urgent hearing of Europe’s top court was told today in a case supporters of EU membership hope could pave the way to a second referendum and ultimately stop Brexit.

Winston Jordan

Budget measures as announced by Minister of Finance Winston Jordan

A.  Measures in Support of Our Green Agenda 1.3 Mr. Speaker, in our continued thrust to build a green economy, I propose the following tax incentives for companies utilizing alternate energy technologies; renewable energy options, such as gasifiers to use biomass; and harnessing renewable energy through wind, solar and water, I propose to: i.

Bharrat Jagdeo

Jagdeo says can’t support budget

Describing the 2019 National Budget as a disappointment, Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo said last night that it is laced with unnecessary spending and increased taxes, which will cause additional hardship on the populace.  “We cannot support this budget.

T&T coming with 23-strong squad

The Trinidad and Tobago Boxing Association has shortlisted a team of 23 boxers to represent the 868 at the Caribbean Boxing Championships to be held here next week at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Food shortage at Kaituma Secondary dorm

The dormitory of the Port Kaituma Secondary School in the northwest, which houses more than 60 students was on Monday faced with a food shortage.  Stabroek News was contacted yesterday by a concerned resident from the area who said the contracted cooks were, as of yesterday afternoon, unsure of what they would prepare for the students housed at the dorms.  It was related that cooks were forced to make do with six loaves of bread and a small quantity of rice to prepare meals for both breakfast and lunch for the students.

Rhodes defends pitch, hails aggressive Hetmyer

CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh, CMC – Bangladesh coach Steve Rhodes has defended the turning pitch in last week’s opening Test against West Indies, contending that the varying types of tracks around the world helped maintain the “intrigue” of Test cricket.

Superstar opener Chris Gayle

Gayle cameo not enough to save Knights

SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates,  CMC – Superstar Chris Gayle sparkled but all too briefly as his Kerala Knights went down by 36 runs to West Indies teammate Evin Lewis’s Punjabi Legends in the T10 League here yesterday.

GM to slash jobs and production, drawing Trump’s ire

DETROIT,  (Reuters) – General Motors Co said yesterday it will cut production of slow-selling models and slash its North American workforce because of a declining market for traditional gas-powered sedans, shifting more investment to electric and autonomous vehicles.