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A screen grab of the police officers who were recorded trying to subdue two men at a fete at Queen’s Park Savannah yesterday.
A screen grab of the police officers who were recorded trying to subdue two men at a fete at Queen’s Park Savannah yesterday.

Trinidad police launch probe into video of cop kicking man in head

(Trinidad Guardian) Several police officers who were recorded trying to subdue two men at a fete at Queen’s Park Savannah yesterday morning may find themselves facing both disciplinary and criminal charges.

Stevenson Sandiford

Trinidad maxi operator shot dead

(Trinidad Guardian) Wrong place at the wrong time.   That’s the only explanation relatives of maxi taxi owner/operator Stevenson Sandiford have for why he was gunned down on Friday night.

Keith Rowley

Trinidad PM urges respect for Cuba, Venezuela

(Trinidad Guardian) – Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley addressed the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles on Friday and expressed hope that respect and regard would be afforded to all states within the hemisphere, including Cuba and Venezuela.

Slain: Roxanne Reyes-Barrow

Trinidad mother of two shot dead

(Trinidad Express) In full view of passing motorists and pedestrians in San Juan yesterday, a gunman opened fire, killing a 47-year-old mother of two while seriously injuring a man who was next to her.

Dr Keith Rowley

Trinidad PM: Opposition ‘undermining’ Caricom

 (Trinidad Express) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has accused the Opposition of using “xenophobic” statements to hinder The Immigration (Carib­bean Community Skilled Nationals) (Amendment) Bill, 2022, which he said could potentially harm this country’s Caricom relations.

Trinidad telecoms retrenching 468 employees

(Trinidad Express) Public Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales said on Wednesday that the very survival of majority State-owned Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) depends on the company taking difficult decisions, including retrenching 468 of its employees.

Marvin Gonzales

Trinidad telecoms retrenching 468 employees

(Trinidad Express) Public Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales said yester­day that the very survival of majority State-owned Tele­­­com­­­­munications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) depends on the company taking difficult decisions, including retrenching 468 of its employees.

Atlantic LNG Train 1

Atlantic doubles shipment of LNG cargoes to Europe

(Trinidad Guardian) Atlantic LNG is now shipping more than 40 percent of all its cargoes to the European market as it tries to cash in on the higher prices and to assist in the growing energy insecurity in Europe caused by the conflict in Europe.

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