Opposition leader Dr Keith Rowley wants the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and the Integrity Commission to probe e-mails purportedly bearing the names of frontline government officials who allegedly wanted to tap the DPP’s phone after the...
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These results are from a nationwide survey on current issues conducted by the ANSA McAL Psychological Research Centre, University of the West Indies, St Augustine, for the T&T Guardian.
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Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley today read an exchange of emails alleging a plot to cover up section 34.
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T&T Guardian editor-in-chief Judy Raymond said yesterday she was unaware of any attempt to pressure or persuade Guardian editors last September to prevent the publication of stories on the Section 34 issue.
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Former justice minister and MP for St Joseph Herbert Volney said the e-mails read by Opposition Leader Keith Rowley in Parliament yesterday confirmed he was used as the “fall guy” in the Section 34 fiasco.
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The Judiciary is immune from political interference. This was the word from the Judiciary’s information and protocol manager, Jones P Madeira, in a brief telephone interview yesterday.
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Although there is no board, the Integrity Commission continues to function, conducting meetings and helping declarants to fill out their forms.
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Port- of-Spain mayor Louis Lee Sing and environmentalists agree that this country needs to shut down landfills and find an alternative to garbage disposal.
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Yasin Abu Bakr, who led the attempted overthrow of the National Alliance for Reconstruction (NAR) government in July 1990, will not testify in the 15th session of the commission of enquiry into the event. It is expected to wrap up soon.
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Despite threats of dismissal, workers engaged in the construction of the $7.2 billion highway extension to Point Fortin stayed off the job for a sixth day yesterday awaiting a meeting with officials of OAS Constructora Ltd.
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