Trinidad & Tobago News

Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar at the funeral

Thousands pay final tribute to Panday

(Trinidad Guardian) As the country bid a tearful but celebrative farewell to former prime minister Basdeo Panday yesterday, tales of his life as a warrior for the vulnerable, a visionary leader, and a tender father showed that his legacy will live on for generations.

Sushilla Deonarine-Singh pays her last respects

Panday to be laid to rest today

(Trinidad Express) While there will be leading political figures in attendance at the state funeral for the late former prime minister Basdeo Panday today, none of them will be speaking at the service.

 PATRIOTIC FAREWELL: The casket of former prime minister Basdeo Panday, draped in the national colours of red, white and black, is transported to the Red House in Port of Spain under military escort for a public viewing of his body yesterday. —Photo: ISHMAEL SALANDY

Crowds line streets to view body of former Trinidad PM

(Trinidad Express) Time seemed to have stood still as members of the Defence Force bore the body of the late former prime minister Basdeo Panday in a coffin, draped in the national colours of red, white and black, through the streets of the capital city of Port of Spain, yesterday.

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