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MovieTowne Port of Spain
MovieTowne Port of Spain

MovieTowne feud continuing in Trinidad

(Trinidad Express) The feud over rent and control of MovieTowne continues, with the Port of Spain Infrastructure Company (POSINCO) and Trinbago Commercial Development Company (TCDC) both asserting their “rights” over the property.

bpTT president, David Campbell 
bpTT president, David Campbell 

bpTT to sell four mature gas fields to Perenco

(Trinidad Express) BP Trinidad and Tobago (bpTT) has made a deal to sell four of its mature offshore gas fields and production facilities to Perenco T&T, a joint release from the two companies has stated.

Kevon Lucas

Trinidad: Body dug up, set alight

(Trinidad Express) `Huegla de Melandro Ismael’, which translates to ‘Strike by criminal Ismael’, was on a sign found next to the body of a man who had been buried recently, then dug up, doused with a flammable liquid and burnt sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning in Sangre Grande.

Derek Chin

Chin: MovieTowne levy was big shock

(Trinidad Express) The action to repossess the MovieTowne cineplex in Port of Spain was an act of thuggery that caused great embarrassment and loss of money, said chairman of Trinbago Commercial Development Company Ltd (TCDC) Derek Chin.

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Steelpan for Trinidad’s Coat of Arms, Columbus’ ships out

(Trinidad Guardian) After featuring on Trinidad and Tobago’s Coat of Arms for 62 years, the depictions of Christopher Columbus’ three ships: the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria, which commemorated Columbus’ arrival in 1498, will be removed, according to Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.

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