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‘Enough is enough’: Sea Lots residents gather on Pioneer Drive during a police “peace walk” in the area yesterday. —Photo: JERMAINE CRUICKSHANK
‘Enough is enough’: Sea Lots residents gather on Pioneer Drive during a police “peace walk” in the area yesterday. —Photo: JERMAINE CRUICKSHANK

`Civil war’ in Trinidad’s Sea Lots

(Trinidad Express) The Sea Lots community is being ripped apart, with the fear of an upcoming war due to jealousy and envy over the issuance of contracts as well as the pace of development in different areas, according to residents.

Trinidad Minister: Petrotrin lost $16.48B in 2018

(Trinidad Guardian) Energy Minister and acting Prime Minister Stuart Young says it is concerning that a former prime minister aspiring to lead T&T again “would continually attempt to mislead the population” (sic) and indicate to potential investors that she and her party would not honour legal agreements that may be entered into for the benefit of citizens.

Minister of Housing and Urban Development Camille Robinson-Regis hands over keys to Mala Jaggessar and her six-month-old baby Maya Paul during the Land Settlement Agency’s key distribution ceremony for starter homes under the Housing and Village Improvement Programme (HVIP) at San Fernando City Hall yesterday.

Trinidad gov’t to build 500 homes for squatters

(Trinidad Guardian) Even as she again condemned squatting as illegal, Housing Minister Camille Robinson-Regis yesterday announced that the Government will construct 500 homes for squatters occupying both State and private lands.

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