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T&T gov’t faces skepticism over ‘death plot’

PORT OF SPAIN,  (Reuters) – Trinidad and Tobago’s  prime minister came under public pressure today to reveal  more details of an alleged death plot against her that she  blamed on criminals fighting back against a government  crackdown.

Man dies in Orangestein accident

The police say they are investigating a fatal accident that occurred at about 2315h last night at Orangestein, EBE, and which resulted in the death of motor-cycle pillion rider Bishram Singh, 30 years of Greenwich Park, EBE.

Tendulkar falls for 94

NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Sachin Tendulkar stood  on the brink of batting immortality only to retreat, plunging a  milestone-obsessed country into depression and triggering a  debate on his vulnerability against the pressure of expectation.

Persons examining the lift, which will take residents of the home between the first and second floors.

National veterans home opens doors

The National Veterans Rest Home was yesterday officially declared open and outgoing President Bharrat Jagdeo, whose government provided some $45M to assist with its construction, committed further funding to ensure the facility’s upkeep.

Parties relay poll concerns to observers

By Johann Earle The major groups contesting Monday’s elections have been engaging the visiting teams of observers to ensure their concerns are heard and that the missions have an understanding of the political landscape and many other dimensions related to the polls.

Berbice bridge toll can be cut in half -Ram

Tolls for the Berbice Bridge could be reduced by more than 50%, according to chartered accountant Christopher Ram, who says government could vest the bridge at a nominal cost thereby ensuring a negligible depreciation charge.

Henry Jeffrey

PPP/C could struggle to get 50% of votes-Jeffrey

The incumbent PPP/C could struggle to gain 50 percent of the votes at the upcoming elections because of internal changes within the party in addition to its failure since 2006 to address some critical issues of concern to Guyanese, former PPP/C minister Dr Henry Jeffrey says.

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