Prison officer Govindra Balgobin
Trinidad and Tobago Football Association president Kieron Edwards
Executive director of the Fair Trading Commission Bevan Narinesingh
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Once forested areas in the Aripo Savannas Reserve are being destroyed by squatters clearing the land to build homes.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
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Head of the National office for UNHCR in Trinidad and Tobago Amanda Solano Badilla, left, chats with EU Delegation Political, press and informatiom section head Sanjin Soldatic, before the start of the drink to view the movie Starting Over, at IMAX, One Woodbrook, Place, St James,on Wednesday, put on by the UNHCR, in celebrating World Refugee day, on June 20th.
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Former Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley
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Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley has described as "madness" and "powerful stupid", Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar's call for the Coast Guard to use deadly force against any unidentified vessel entering Trinidad and Tobago from Venezuela.
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A teacher and a male student of the Moruga Secondary School in a fight on the school compound
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has condemned the latest incident of school violence, in which five students were implicated in a brutal and premeditated attack on a schoolmate. The assault, which occurred on Tuesday, 3 June 2025, took place inside a school bathroom and was filmed by bystanders.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has firmly denied claims that a paramilitary group entered Venezuela from Trinidad and Tobago, declaring the government has seen no evidence to support such assertions.
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Head of the National office for UNHCR in Trinidad and Tobago Amanda Solano Badilla, left, chats with EU Delegation Political, press and informatiom section head Sanjin Soldatic, before the start of the drink to view the movie Starting Over, at IMAX, One Woodbrook, Place, St James,on Wednesday, put on by the UNHCR, in celebrating World Refugee day, on June 20th.
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The UN Refugee Agency will permanently close its national office in Trinidad and Tobago on 31 August 2025 due to global funding shortfalls. The Port of Spain office will stop serving the public from 25 July. All operations will be managed remotely by the UNHCR’s Multi-Country Office in Panama, supported by a minimal staff presence locally.
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The Housing Development Corporation head office at South Quay, Port-of-Spain.
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Former Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley
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A teacher and a male student of the Moruga Secondary School in a fight on the school compound
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
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Head of the National office for UNHCR in Trinidad and Tobago Amanda Solano Badilla, left, chats with EU Delegation Political, press and informatiom section head Sanjin Soldatic, before the start of the drink to view the movie Starting Over, at IMAX, One Woodbrook, Place, St James,on Wednesday, put on by the UNHCR, in celebrating World Refugee day, on June 20th.
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