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Minister Sobers treats Tabaquite constituents for Christmas

TABAQUITE MP and Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers took on the role of Father Claus on December 13, distributing gifts, food and treats to more than 1,000 children and families in his constituency. The annual Christmas outreach, supported by private donors and government assistance, aimed to bring relief and cheer to vulnerable residents during the holi...

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TT Nurses Association not part of 'rest and reflection'

TRINIDAD and Tobago Nurses Association (TTRNA) president Idi Stuart says the association is not part of any planned day of rest or reflection by regional health authority (RHA) personnel if they do not receive the ten per cent wage increase which the UNC promised public servants during the general election campaign earlier this year. He made this comment on December 13 i...

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Carapo man freed of 2023 Wallerfield murder

A Carapo man charged with murder was discharged by the High Court after prosecutors repeatedly failed to file an indictment in connection with the May 22, 2023 killing of a man in Wallerfield. Akeem “Copper” Simon, who was before Master Whitney Franklin, was charged with the murder of Fizam Hosein, whose body was found at Block 3 Moonan Road, Wallerfield, after police re...

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Former UNC activist found not guilty of murder

A jury on December 12 found former prominent United National Congress (UNC) activist Marvin Lezama not guilty of a 2012 murder. Lezama was before Justice Mauricia Joseph-Patrick and a Port of Spain jury. Lezama had been charged with the July 22, 2012, killing of Stephan Haynes in the Bon Air Gardens, Arouca. The state alleged that Lezama and an unidentified accomplice, ...

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Fireworks dealers welcome new laws regulating use

THE two major fireworks dealers in Trinidad and Tobago say they welcome the government’s decision to approve legislation to regulate the use of fireworks. In a release on December 11, FireOne Fireworks said it supported the government’s intent to enhance public safety, protect vulnerable groups, and bring greater structure to the industry. The company said the approach w...

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