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Sobers pushing engagement with Venezuela

Sean Sobers, Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs speaks to a Guardian Media reporter at the Business Roundtable at Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre on Lady Young Road, Port-of-Spain yesterday.

Sean Sobers, Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs speaks to a Guardian Media reporter at the Business Roundtable at Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre on Lady Young Road, Port-of-Spain yesterday.

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CEO of UWI Lock Jack School of Business Mariano Browne gives remarks, alongside panel-discussion participants, TTMA president Emil Ramkissoon, Economist Dr. Jamelia Harris, Moderator Osaze Moraldo-Bowen, GTCOC Director Vinai Charran and Blewstream Leadership Academy CEO Lawrence Arjoon, at the post-budget panel discussion entitled 'Navigating the Nation's Priorities' held at the CIC Centenary Hall, St Mary's College, Port-of-Spain yesterday.

CEO of UWI Lock Jack School of Business Mariano Browne gives remarks, alongside panel-discussion participants, TTMA president Emil Ramkissoon, Economist Dr. Jamelia Harris, Moderator Osaze Moraldo-Bowen, GTCOC Director Vinai Charran and Blewstream Leadership Academy CEO Lawrence Arjoon, at the post-budget panel discussion entitled 'Navigating the Nation's Priorities' held at the CIC Centenary Hall, St Mary's College, Port-of-Spain yesterday.

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Browne: T&T lost opportunities with Venezuela

Sean Sobers, Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs speaks to a Guardian Media reporter at the Business Roundtable at Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre on Lady Young Road, Port-of-Spain yesterday.

Sean Sobers, Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs speaks to a Guardian Media reporter at the Business Roundtable at Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre on Lady Young Road, Port-of-Spain yesterday.

FAITH AYOUNG

Sobers pushing engagement with Venezuela

Dr Priya Marajh, president and chief executive officer of the Energy Chamber of T&T

Dr Priya Marajh, president and chief executive officer of the Energy Chamber of T&T

T&T, Venezuela energy chambers pledge to collaborate

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Member of the Researching the Environment through Archaeology and Community Heritage (REACH) project.

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NCIC brings back Dance, Youth Champ competitions after seven years

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Choka served the old-time way.

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Members of the national netball team Rayann Bristol, from left front row, Kalifa McCollin (captain), Shantell Seemungal, Nekesha Gomes, Pearl St John, and back row from left Crystal Ann George, Shaquanda Greene-Noel, Maikea Bramble, Samantha Wallace-Joseph, Jeresia McEachrane, and Aniecia Baptiste-Rodriguez in the VIP lounge at Piarco International Airport on Tuesday. The "Calypso Girls" returned after qualifying for the 2027 Netball World Cup in Sydney, Australia, topping the Americas Qualifiers in Barbados.

Members of the national netball team Rayann Bristol, from left front row, Kalifa McCollin (captain), Shantell Seemungal, Nekesha Gomes, Pearl St John, and back row from left Crystal Ann George, Shaquanda Greene-Noel, Maikea Bramble, Samantha Wallace-Joseph, Jeresia McEachrane, and Aniecia Baptiste-Rodriguez in the VIP lounge at Piarco International Airport on Tuesday. The "Calypso Girls" returned after qualifying for the 2027 Netball World Cup in Sydney, Australia, topping the Americas Qualifiers in Barbados.

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Mc Collin calls for support for Calypso Girls

St Mary's College's Deron Blackman, evades a challange from St Benedict's College's Samuel Balfour during the top-of-the-table clash in the Secondary School Football League Premiership Division at St Mary's College Grounds in St Clair Port-of-Spain, yesterday. St Mary's won 2-0.

St Mary's College's Deron Blackman, evades a challange from St Benedict's College's Samuel Balfour during the top-of-the-table clash in the Secondary School Football League Premiership Division at St Mary's College Grounds in St Clair Port-of-Spain, yesterday. St Mary's won 2-0.

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Saints close in on title with 2-0 win

Distance runner Kelvin Johnson passes away.

Distance runner Kelvin Johnson passes away.

Distance runner Kelvin Johnson passes at 46

St Joseph's Convent - St Joseph players and staff are all smiles after reaching all three age-groups finals of the Trinidad and Tobago Secondary Schools Volleyball League East Zone playoffs at the National Cycling Centre in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday.

St Joseph's Convent - St Joseph players and staff are all smiles after reaching all three age-groups finals of the Trinidad and Tobago Secondary Schools Volleyball League East Zone playoffs at the National Cycling Centre in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday.

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Govt votes with US at UNGA to maintain decades-old embargo against Havana after 34 years of opposing it

The Cuban delegation celebrates at the United Nations General Assembly after a vote was carried in support of lifting the embargo against Cuba yesterday.

The Cuban delegation celebrates at the United Nations General Assembly after a vote was carried in support of lifting the embargo against Cuba yesterday.

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Trinidad and To­ba­go’s his­toric de­ci­sion to vote against a Unit­ed Na­tions Gen­er­al As­sem­bly (UN­GA) res­o­lu­tion call­ing for an end to the Unit­ed States’ eco­nom­ic em­bar­go against Cu­ba has drawn strong con­dem­na­tion from for­mer gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials and raised con­cerns about the coun­try’s for­eign pol­i­cy di­rec­tion.

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The Cuban delegation celebrates at the United Nations General Assembly after a vote was carried in support of lifting the embargo against Cuba yesterday.

The Cuban delegation celebrates at the United Nations General Assembly after a vote was carried in support of lifting the embargo against Cuba yesterday.

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Govt votes with US at UNGA to maintain decades-old embargo against Havana after 34 years of opposing it

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s his­toric de­ci­sion to vote against a Unit­ed Na­tions Gen­er­al As­sem­bly (UN­GA) res­o­lu­tion call­ing for an end to the Unit­ed States’ eco­nom­ic em­bar­go against Cu­ba has drawn strong con­dem­na­tion from for­mer gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials and raised con­cerns about the coun­try’s for­eign pol­i­cy di­rec­tion.

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar

PM stands by UN vote; says Cubans deserve democratic freedoms

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar has de­fend­ed Trinidad and To­ba­go’s his­toric de­ci­sion to vote against a Unit­ed Na­tions res­o­lu­tion call­ing for an end to the Unit­ed States em­bar­go on Cu­ba, de­clar­ing that her Gov­ern­ment will not sup­port a “mil­i­tary dic­ta­tor­ship.”

NCIC president Surujdeo Mangaroo

NCIC president Surujdeo Mangaroo

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NCIC board calls for Mangaroo’s head over Divali Nagar funding fiasco

Grow­ing dis­sat­is­fac­tion with­in the Na­tion­al Coun­cil for In­di­an Cul­ture (NCIC) has led to calls from with­in its board for pres­i­dent Su­ru­jdeo Man­ga­roo to step down, amid ac­cu­sa­tions that his han­dling of re­cent con­tro­ver­sies has dam­aged the or­gan­i­sa­tion’s rep­u­ta­tion and ex­posed di­rec­tors to per­son­al and pro­fes­sion­al con­se­quences.

IRO president Dr Ellis Burris

IRO president Dr Ellis Burris

Religious leaders warn political rhetoric threatening racial harmony

Two re­li­gious lead­ers are sound­ing the alarm over in­creas­ing­ly hos­tile po­lit­i­cal rhetoric, call­ing on Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar and Op­po­si­tion Leader Pen­ne­lope Beck­les to tem­per their lan­guage be­fore racial un­der­tones and per­son­al at­tacks deep­en di­vi­sions in the coun­try.

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Two women killed in brazen attack at Couva spa

A Cou­va spa be­came the scene of a dou­ble mur­der yes­ter­day morn­ing when a masked gun­man shot dead a cus­tomer and the busi­ness own­er in front of oth­er cus­tomers and em­ploy­ees be­fore flee­ing on a mo­tor­cy­cle.

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The Cuban delegation celebrates at the United Nations General Assembly after a vote was carried in support of lifting the embargo against Cuba yesterday.

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Trinidad and To­ba­go’s his­toric de­ci­sion to vote against a Unit­ed Na­tions Gen­er­al As­sem­bly (UN­GA) res­o­lu­tion call­ing for an end to the Unit­ed States’ eco­nom­ic em­bar­go against Cu­ba has drawn strong con­dem­na­tion from for­mer gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials and raised con­cerns about the coun­try’s for­eign pol­i­cy di­rec­tion.

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Govt votes with US at UNGA to maintain decades-old embargo against Havana after 34 years of opposing it

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s his­toric de­ci­sion to vote against a Unit­ed Na­tions Gen­er­al As­sem­bly (UN­GA) res­o­lu­tion call­ing for an end to the Unit­ed States’ eco­nom­ic em­bar­go against Cu­ba has drawn strong con­dem­na­tion from for­mer gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials and raised con­cerns about the coun­try’s for­eign pol­i­cy di­rec­tion.

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The Cuban delegation celebrates at the United Nations General Assembly after a vote was carried in support of lifting the embargo against Cuba yesterday.

The Cuban delegation celebrates at the United Nations General Assembly after a vote was carried in support of lifting the embargo against Cuba yesterday.

Courtesy United Nations

T&T TURNS BACK ON CUBA

Govt votes with US at UNGA to maintain decades-old embargo against Havana after 34 years of opposing it

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s his­toric de­ci­sion to vote against a Unit­ed Na­tions Gen­er­al As­sem­bly (UN­GA) res­o­lu­tion call­ing for an end to the Unit­ed States’ eco­nom­ic em­bar­go against Cu­ba has drawn strong con­dem­na­tion from for­mer gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials and raised con­cerns about the coun­try’s for­eign pol­i­cy di­rec­tion.

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