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The Methanex plant on the Point Lisas Industrial Estate.

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Prime Minister Stuart Young shows a copy of the PNM manifesto while speaking to PNM supporters at the St Mary’s Government Primary School in Moruga last Saturday.

Prime Minister Stuart Young shows a copy of the PNM manifesto while speaking to PNM supporters at the St Mary’s Government Primary School in Moruga last Saturday.

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The Methanex plant on the Point Lisas Industrial Estate.

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T&T' swimmers Isaiah Alexander, Liam Roberts, Liam Carrington and Zachary Anthony give the thumbs up sign after a another scintillating record breaking performance in the 15-17 boys 800m freestyle to better a 16-year-old record of Martinique at the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships at the National Aquatic Centre, Balmain, Couva on Monday night. The T&T quartet clocked a time of seven minutes, 54.25 seconds, just under the previous record swim of seven minutes, 54.61 seconds set by Martinique in 2009 while Aruba was a distant second in eight minutes, 05.59 seconds, and Jamaica, third, in eight minutes, 06.61 seconds. PHOTO: NIGEL SIMON.

T&T' swimmers Isaiah Alexander, Liam Roberts, Liam Carrington and Zachary Anthony give the thumbs up sign after a another scintillating record breaking performance in the 15-17 boys 800m freestyle to better a 16-year-old record of Martinique at the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships at the National Aquatic Centre, Balmain, Couva on Monday night. The T&T quartet clocked a time of seven minutes, 54.25 seconds, just under the previous record swim of seven minutes, 54.61 seconds set by Martinique in 2009 while Aruba was a distant second in eight minutes, 05.59 seconds, and Jamaica, third, in eight minutes, 06.61 seconds. PHOTO: NIGEL SIMON.

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USA-based Liam Carrington won three individual gold medals for T&T on the final night of the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships during the 2025 CARIFTA Swimming Championships at the National Aquatics centre in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday night. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)

USA-based Liam Carrington won three individual gold medals for T&T on the final night of the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships during the 2025 CARIFTA Swimming Championships at the National Aquatics centre in Balmain, Couva on Tuesday night. (Photo by Daniel Prentice)

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T&T’s gold medal winning siblings Tyrique and Tenique Vincent, the 2025 Carifta Games gold medallist in the Decathlon and Heptathlon multi-sports events. Tyrique totalled 6,522 points from his ten events and Tennique 5,053 points from her eight events to secure two of T&T’s nine gold medals.

T&T’s gold medal winning siblings Tyrique and Tenique Vincent, the 2025 Carifta Games gold medallist in the Decathlon and Heptathlon multi-sports events. Tyrique totalled 6,522 points from his ten events and Tennique 5,053 points from her eight events to secure two of T&T’s nine gold medals.

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The 15-17 girls’ 400m medley relay quartet of Catherine Dieffenthaller, Zuri Ferguson, Toni-Rae Yates and Keryn Kurke are all smiles after collecting their gold medals for their winning time of four minutes, 27.77 seconds at the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships hosted by the Aquatic Sports Association of T&T at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva, on Sunday night. Bahamas got silver in four minutes, 31.55 seconds and Martinique, the bronze medals in four minutes, 32.92 seconds.

The 15-17 girls’ 400m medley relay quartet of Catherine Dieffenthaller, Zuri Ferguson, Toni-Rae Yates and Keryn Kurke are all smiles after collecting their gold medals for their winning time of four minutes, 27.77 seconds at the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships hosted by the Aquatic Sports Association of T&T at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva, on Sunday night. Bahamas got silver in four minutes, 31.55 seconds and Martinique, the bronze medals in four minutes, 32.92 seconds.

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More patrols for election day

Members of the TTPS executive from right, Deputy Commissioner of Police Operations Curt Simon, left, Deputy Commissioner of Police Administration Natasha George, acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin and Deputy Commissioner of Police Intelligence and Investigations Suzette Martin meet with members of the Caricom observer team headed by, Caricom Chief of Missions Ian Hughes, second from right and Deputy Chief of Missions Dora James.

Members of the TTPS executive from right, Deputy Commissioner of Police Operations Curt Simon, left, Deputy Commissioner of Police Administration Natasha George, acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin and Deputy Commissioner of Police Intelligence and Investigations Suzette Martin meet with members of the Caricom observer team headed by, Caricom Chief of Missions Ian Hughes, second from right and Deputy Chief of Missions Dora James.

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Act­ing Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice Ju­nior Ben­jamin yes­ter­day as­sured the pub­lic and the vis­it­ing Cari­com and Com­mon­wealth ob­serv­er teams that the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) will have se­cu­ri­ty mea­sures in place to guard against any po­ten­tial threat or pos­si­ble dis­rup­tion of Mon­day’s Gen­er­al Elec­tion process.

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Members of the TTPS executive from right, Deputy Commissioner of Police Operations Curt Simon, left, Deputy Commissioner of Police Administration Natasha George, acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin and Deputy Commissioner of Police Intelligence and Investigations Suzette Martin meet with members of the Caricom observer team headed by, Caricom Chief of Missions Ian Hughes, second from right and Deputy Chief of Missions Dora James.

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Acting CoP unveils security plan to observer team

More patrols for election day

Act­ing Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice Ju­nior Ben­jamin yes­ter­day as­sured the pub­lic and the vis­it­ing Cari­com and Com­mon­wealth ob­serv­er teams that the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) will have se­cu­ri­ty mea­sures in place to guard against any po­ten­tial threat or pos­si­ble dis­rup­tion of Mon­day’s Gen­er­al Elec­tion process.

Former national security minister and former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner, right and former PNM government minister and St Joseph MP Kennedy Swaratsingh at the UNC’s meeting at the La Joya Complex, St Joseph, on Tuesday.

Former national security minister and former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner, right and former PNM government minister and St Joseph MP Kennedy Swaratsingh at the UNC’s meeting at the La Joya Complex, St Joseph, on Tuesday.

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Jack goes after Rowley

Threatens lawsuit over former PM’s ‘attack’ on PNM platform

For­mer na­tion­al se­cu­ri­ty min­is­ter and for­mer FI­FA vice-pres­i­dent Jack Warn­er is go­ing af­ter for­mer prime min­is­ter Dr Kei­th Row­ley, over state­ments he (Row­ley) made about him on a po­lit­i­cal plat­form. Warn­er is de­mand­ing that Row­ley not on­ly apol­o­gise but re­tract the state­ments, or he will face a law­suit.

Council for Responsible Political Behaviour chairman Dr Bishnu Ragoonath

Council for Responsible Political Behaviour chairman Dr Bishnu Ragoonath

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Chair­man of the Coun­cil for Re­spon­si­ble Po­lit­i­cal Be­hav­iour Dr Bish­nu Ra­goonath says po­lit­i­cal par­ties have adopt­ed a more re­spect­ful tone in their plat­form speech­es com­pared to pre­vi­ous elec­tion cy­cles. How­ev­er, the Coun­cil is con­cerned about re­ports of van­dal­ism on the cam­paign trail.

EBC Chief Election Officer Fern Narcis

EBC Chief Election Officer Fern Narcis

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UNC political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar addresses supporters at the party’’s meeting at the La Joya car park in St Joseph on Tuesday.

UNC political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar addresses supporters at the party’’s meeting at the La Joya car park in St Joseph on Tuesday.

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Members of the TTPS executive from right, Deputy Commissioner of Police Operations Curt Simon, left, Deputy Commissioner of Police Administration Natasha George, acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin and Deputy Commissioner of Police Intelligence and Investigations Suzette Martin meet with members of the Caricom observer team headed by, Caricom Chief of Missions Ian Hughes, second from right and Deputy Chief of Missions Dora James.

Members of the TTPS executive from right, Deputy Commissioner of Police Operations Curt Simon, left, Deputy Commissioner of Police Administration Natasha George, acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin and Deputy Commissioner of Police Intelligence and Investigations Suzette Martin meet with members of the Caricom observer team headed by, Caricom Chief of Missions Ian Hughes, second from right and Deputy Chief of Missions Dora James.

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Act­ing Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice Ju­nior Ben­jamin yes­ter­day as­sured the pub­lic and the vis­it­ing Cari­com and Com­mon­wealth ob­serv­er teams that the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) will have se­cu­ri­ty mea­sures in place to guard against any po­ten­tial threat or pos­si­ble dis­rup­tion of Mon­day’s Gen­er­al Elec­tion process.

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Members of the TTPS executive from right, Deputy Commissioner of Police Operations Curt Simon, left, Deputy Commissioner of Police Administration Natasha George, acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin and Deputy Commissioner of Police Intelligence and Investigations Suzette Martin meet with members of the Caricom observer team headed by, Caricom Chief of Missions Ian Hughes, second from right and Deputy Chief of Missions Dora James.

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Act­ing Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice Ju­nior Ben­jamin yes­ter­day as­sured the pub­lic and the vis­it­ing Cari­com and Com­mon­wealth ob­serv­er teams that the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) will have se­cu­ri­ty mea­sures in place to guard against any po­ten­tial threat or pos­si­ble dis­rup­tion of Mon­day’s Gen­er­al Elec­tion process.

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Former national security minister and former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner, right and former PNM government minister and St Joseph MP Kennedy Swaratsingh at the UNC’s meeting at the La Joya Complex, St Joseph, on Tuesday.

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T&T' swimmers Isaiah Alexander, Liam Roberts, Liam Carrington and Zachary Anthony give the thumbs up sign after a another scintillating record breaking performance in the 15-17 boys 800m freestyle to better a 16-year-old record of Martinique at the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships at the National Aquatic Centre, Balmain, Couva on Monday night. The T&T quartet clocked a time of seven minutes, 54.25 seconds, just under the previous record swim of seven minutes, 54.61 seconds set by Martinique in 2009 while Aruba was a distant second in eight minutes, 05.59 seconds, and Jamaica, third, in eight minutes, 06.61 seconds. PHOTO: NIGEL SIMON.

T&T' swimmers Isaiah Alexander, Liam Roberts, Liam Carrington and Zachary Anthony give the thumbs up sign after a another scintillating record breaking performance in the 15-17 boys 800m freestyle to better a 16-year-old record of Martinique at the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships at the National Aquatic Centre, Balmain, Couva on Monday night. The T&T quartet clocked a time of seven minutes, 54.25 seconds, just under the previous record swim of seven minutes, 54.61 seconds set by Martinique in 2009 while Aruba was a distant second in eight minutes, 05.59 seconds, and Jamaica, third, in eight minutes, 06.61 seconds. PHOTO: NIGEL SIMON.

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More patrols for election day

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In five days, T&T’s elec­torate gets the op­por­tu­ni­ty to vote to re-elect a po­lit­i­cal par­ty that has man­aged the coun­try’s af­fairs for more than nine-and-a-half years or elect an op­po­si­tion par­ty that has made an un­prece­dent­ed se­ries of promis­es.

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T&T' swimmers Isaiah Alexander, Liam Roberts, Liam Carrington and Zachary Anthony give the thumbs up sign after a another scintillating record breaking performance in the 15-17 boys 800m freestyle to better a 16-year-old record of Martinique at the 38th edition of the Carifta Aquatics Championships at the National Aquatic Centre, Balmain, Couva on Monday night. The T&T quartet clocked a time of seven minutes, 54.25 seconds, just under the previous record swim of seven minutes, 54.61 seconds set by Martinique in 2009 while Aruba was a distant second in eight minutes, 05.59 seconds, and Jamaica, third, in eight minutes, 06.61 seconds. PHOTO: NIGEL SIMON.

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USA-based Liam Car­ring­ton , Zachary An­tho­ny, Cather­ine Di­ef­fen­thaller and Ethan McMil­lan-Cole all won gold for T&T when the fi­nal night of fi­nals got un­der­way at the 38th edi­tion of the Carif­ta Aquat­ics Cham­pi­onships host­ed by the Aquat­ic Sports As­so­ci­a­tion of T&T (ASATT) at the Na­tion­al Aquat­ic Cen­tre in Bal­main, Cou­va on Tues­day night.

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