Trinidad & Tobago News

Michael Patrick Aboud when he was held by SORT officers during a raid at a property in St Clair.
Michael Patrick Aboud when he was held by SORT officers during a raid at a property in St Clair.

Trinidad businessman causes outrage after Facebook comments about George Floyd protesters

(Trinidad Express) Businessman Michael Patrick Aboud, who was charged last year with firearm and drug possession, caused outrage on social media yesterday after posting that protesters in the United States were using the George Floyd police killing as an excuse “to do what comes natural” to them.

Customers browse through clothing at Shoppers’ World Limited on High Street in San Fernando yesterday.
Customers browse through clothing at Shoppers’ World Limited on High Street in San Fernando yesterday.

Trinidad: Slow restart to retail sales in South

(Trinidad Guardian) Three months after closing, shopping malls across South Trinidad opened for the first time on Monday but there were no throngs of people waiting to buy.

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley

Back to business in Trinidad & Tobago

(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has given permission for the resumption of almost all economic activity one week ahead of the third phase of reopening.

Keith Rowley

Trinidad Prime Minister attacks media

(Trinidad Guardian) In what was the most vicious attack on the local media by a sitting Prime Minister, Dr Keith Rowley yesterday accused the two largest media companies of not being independent but rather dancing to the tunes of their owners.

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