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Charities and unofficial organisations which provide help to the public have reported that demand for help, especially in the form of food hampers, this year has been so high that supplies have been exhausted within hours.

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon said giving to those in need spreads the Christmas message and gives hope. He distributed hampers on Decemb...

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AN Arouca woman who appeared in a TikTok video calling on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to kill Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and pleaded guilty before a Chaguanas magistrate was put on a $20,000 bond to keep the peace and be of good behaviour for three years.

When she completes the bond, no conviction would be recorded against her.

If she ...

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DONALD TRUMP on December 16 added two Caribbean nations to his list of “dangerous countries” that require full or partial entry restrictions.

What are the two nefarious countries deemed worthy of such limits? Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica. The reason for their new-found pariah status? Both “historically had citizenship by investment without residency.”

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ALTHOUGH prices have generally held stable, with a paltry 0.1 per cent rise in inflation noted in November, many consumers are keeping an eagle's eye on their spending as they have noted the high price of items at groceries and supermarkets during the Yuletide season.

Many say they are finding it more challenging than ever to cover the cost of basic food items ...

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THE EDITOR: It is often said that God is a Trini, but after listening to Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro, one has to wonder if the Almighty hasn't simply left the building in a fit of hysterical laughter. We have reached a new, subterranean low in law enforcement logic: the dengue defence.

To hear the head of our police service explain it, the rea...

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