Trinidad & Tobago News

In a so­cial me­dia post on Sun­day, a pas­sen­ger claimed 12 to 15 seats were left emp­ty on the last flight from Pi­ar­co to the ANR Robin­son In­ter­na­tion­al Air­port.
In a so­cial me­dia post on Sun­day, a pas­sen­ger claimed 12 to 15 seats were left emp­ty on the last flight from Pi­ar­co to the ANR Robin­son In­ter­na­tion­al Air­port.

Caribbean Airlines denies leaving special needs passengers behind in Trinidad

(Trinidad Guardian) Caribbean Air­lines (CAL) has de­nied claims that they left spe­cial needs pas­sen­gers off a Sat­ur­day night flight from Trinidad to To­ba­go al­though there were avail­able seats.

The woman is being held at the Siparia Police Station
The woman is being held at the Siparia Police Station

Trinidad: Cop charged with gold ring fraud

(Trinidad Express) A police officer  with eight years’ service appeared before the court charged with obtaining money by false pretences after allegedly selling a ring.

Relatives of murder victim Terry Elie return to his home yesterday where he was attacked on Saturday night.
Relatives of murder victim Terry Elie return to his home yesterday where he was attacked on Saturday night.

Trinidad: Family fight ends in death

(Trinidad Guardian) Weeks of bit­ter ar­gu­ments and rage end­ed trag­i­cal­ly for Ter­ry El­lie on Sat­ur­day when he died from in­juries he suf­fered in a fight with a male rel­a­tive hours ear­li­er. 

The identification card which surfaced on social media yesterday.

Trinidad: Probe launched into fake ID card

(Trinidad Guardian) A na­tion­al iden­ti­fi­ca­tion card bear­ing the name of a Venezue­lan na­tion­al has sparked an in­ves­ti­ga­tion and claims of vot­er-padding as the State gets ready to roll out an amnesty pol­i­cy to al­low mi­grants to live and work legal­ly in this coun­try.

Man of Trinidadian descent charged in US over Porsche scam

(Trinidad Guardian) It has been clas­si­fied as the largest fi­nan­cial crime in Porsche Cars North Amer­i­ca’s his­to­ry and it was al­leged­ly per­pe­trat­ed by Shi­raaz Sookral­li, 44, a man born to Trinida­di­an par­ents who has lived in the Unit­ed States all his life, but is re­port­ed to have deep busi­ness con­nec­tions in this coun­try.

T&T Cabinet approves Venezuelan amnesty policy

(Trinidad Guardian) As Government announced a two-weeks registration process of Venezuelans living in T&T, which will begin next month, National Security Minister Stuart Young on Thursday admitted they expect to face difficulties with the entire “process” which is expected to cost taxpayers $5 million.

Buju Banton

Buju allowed to perform in Trinidad

(Trinidad Guardian) Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty Min­is­ter Stu­art Young says Ja­maica’s dance­hall and reg­gae star Bu­ju Ban­ton will be the green light to en­ter the coun­try for his much-an­tic­i­pat­ed “Re­demp­tion” con­cert sched­uled next Sun­day at the Queen’s Park Sa­van­nah.

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