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Alleged T&T plotters freed without charge

(Trinidad Express) Seventeen men accused of plotting to assassinate the Prime Minister and three senior Government officials returned to the comfort of their own homes last night after spending several days behind bars.

President Donald Ramotar (third, left front) with his Cabinet after the swearing-in at State House yesterday (Photo by Anjuli Persaud)
President Donald Ramotar (third, left front) with his Cabinet after the swearing-in at State House yesterday (Photo by Anjuli Persaud)

Ramotar adds few new faces, ministry to Cabinet

President Donald Ramotar yesterday swore in 20 ministers of government, which saw five newcomers and a new Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment, while portfolios were exchanged among several holdovers from the previous administration.

Who’s who in the new Cabinet

Dr Bheri Ramsaran Minister of Health – Dr Bheri Ramsaran Age: 52 Education: Medical Faculty of the People’s Friendship University, Moscow, 1987; Post graduate studies at the People’s Friendship University, Moscow Work experience: Government Medical Officer; Medical Registrar; junior health minister Marital status: Single Children: none

New Cabinet members defend credentials

With his appointment as the Minister within the Ministry of Finance, Bishop Juan Edghill yesterday said that he brings a level of fairness, justice and a willingness to work with all the people of Guyana.

Facing the Future lauds historic elections

The Facing the Future (FtF) civil society coalition, in a press release, said that the election results can be seen as having much historical significance since according to credible observers, it is the first time since 1964 that the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has not won the majority of votes cast.

West Indies beat India despite Sharma’s 95

AHMEDABAD, India, (Reuters) – Rohit Sharma’s  sparkling 95 was in vain as West Indies beat India by 16 runs in  the third one-day international to stay afloat in the five-match  series at Ahmedabad’s Sardar Patel Stadium today.

OAS congratulates Ramotar

The Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), José Miguel Insulza, today congratulated the new President of Guyana, Donald Ramotar, who assumed office on Saturday after winning the November 28 general elections.

Detainees in T&T coup plot likely to be released

(Trinidad Express) Seventeen men detained by police in connection with an alleged plot to assassinate Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and three Government ministers will likely be released without charge as time runs out on investigators.

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