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Dr Keith Rowley
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley

Trinidad to finalise Venezuela gas deal

(Trinidad Express) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley said the recent agreement by the United States to allow Trinidad and Tobago to purchase natural gas from Venezuela, despite US sanctions against the South American country remaining intact, was a triumph for T&T.

Pooran Nanan, of the Williamsville Hindu Temple, removes a harmonium yesterday from the debris of a ventilation wall which was destroyed. Vandals destroyed two walls of the place of worship to gain entry into the temple, which was vandalised on Saturday afternoon.
Pooran Nanan, of the Williamsville Hindu Temple, removes a harmonium yesterday from the debris of a ventilation wall which was destroyed. Vandals destroyed two walls of the place of worship to gain entry into the temple, which was vandalised on Saturday afternoon.

Trinidad Foreign Minister condemns attacks on temples

(Trinidad Express) Foreign Affairs and Caricom Minister Dr Amery Browne has condemned the vandalism of temples, saying these acts threaten to affect the foreign perception that Trinbagonians are loving and peaceful people.

Ainsley Gill

Trinidad gas to liquids plant in trouble, 70 workers at risk

(Trinidad Guardian) NiQuan’s founder and chief visionary officer Ainsley Gill has written to bankers, noteholders and financiers saying that if the Gas to Liquids (GTL) plant does not get urgent funding it will be forced “to cease operations and send home all employees”.

Another Trinidad prison officer shot at

(Trinidad Guardian) Four days after an attempt on the life of a Deputy Commissioner of Prisons Sherwyn Bruce and a shooting and wounding of prison officer Steve Phipps, another prison officer was shot at on Saturday night.

Commissioner of Police Erla Harewood-Christopher, right, and Senior Superintendent Roger Alexander look at one of the high-powered guns seized during the raid in Santa Cruz on Wednesday.

US officers assisting Trinidad police over  gun find

(Trinidad Guardian) Officers of the US-based Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) Bureau are assisting local police in tracing the origin of several high-powered rifles, machine guns and ammunition that were seized in a forested part of Santa Cruz on Wednesday afternoon.

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