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UWI professor of Economics, Roger Hosein
NICOLE DRAYTON
Economist Professor Roger Hosein says the Government’s proposed AI data centre could provide a welcome boost to Trinidad and Tobago’s economy, but he warns the project is still in its earliest stages.
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A Tobago police officer has been charged with wounding with intent after allegedly shooting a man during harvest celebrations in Bloody Bay on June 8.
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An unidentified man walks past the San Juan Fire Station yesterday, which was closed down due to poor maintenance on the building, on Eastern Main Road, San Juan, yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
The San Juan Business Association is renewing its call for a temporary fire station and emergency ambulance service in the district, saying two recent incidents have reinforced the need for faster emergency response and stronger public safety measures.
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Member of Parliament for Mayaro Nicholas Morris partnered with the Eastern Regional Health Authority and Sewa TT to host a community health fair at Biche Secondary School on Sunday.
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Minister of Public Administration & AI Dominic Smith
ROGER JACOB
The Government is seeking to reassure the public that environmental, technical and regulatory concerns surrounding its proposed artificial intelligence data centre projects will be thoroughly examined before any construction begins.
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A Change.org petition calling on the Government to halt approval of proposed artificial intelligence (AI) data centres in Trinidad and Tobago has attracted more than 3,200 verified signatures less than a day after it was launched.
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Sally Elliot
The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS) has issued a Yellow Level Localised Flood Alert from 5:00 am to 4:00 pm on Monday, July 13, warning that more rain could trigger flooding in some communities.
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Marshall Trace, Munroe Road in Cunupia where police raided The Mansion Nightclub in March.
SHASTRI BOODAN
A businessman from central Trinidad, suspected of operating a brothel and engaging in human trafficking, has been granted permission to pursue a lawsuit over being detained under a Preventive Detention Order (PDO) for the past three months.
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Murdered: Kyle Davis
A 32-year-old labourer was shot dead outside a bar in La Romaine on Saturday night after two armed men opened fire on him.
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Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley
Former prime ministers Dr Keith Rowley and Stuart Young have accused the Government of using the investigation into the financing of the People’s National Movement’s (PNM) Balisier House headquarters to divert public attention from what they describe as more pressing national issues, including violent crime, foreign exchange shortages, economic challenges, Point Lisas plant closures, rising debt and Trinidad and Tobago’s exclusion from discussions on Venezuelan gas.
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Former minister in the Ministry of Finance and economist Mariano Browne
ROGER JACOB
Economists are calling for greater transparency from the Government, after the latest reports on the Heritage and Stabilisation Fund (HSF) revealed that more than half a billion US was withdrawn over a six-month period, with questions now being raised about how the money was used and whether the country's fiscal position has been fully presented.
The latest HSF reports, published last Friday, show the Government withdrew a total of $3.46 billion (US$510.78 million) from the fund during the periods July-September 2025 and October-December 2025.
Former minister in the Ministry of Finance and economist Mariano Browne yesterday argued that the withdrawals should have formed part of a broader explanation of the country's fiscal position prior to now.
"On Friday, the budget deficit was lower than it was projected. Now notice, the Finance Minister made no announcement in his budget speech, never had commented or said that he had made withdrawals from the Heritage and Stabilisation Fund during his first budget speech, nor did he make any statement during his mid-year review budget speech," Browne said.
He contended that key financial information had been omitted.
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The former ArcelorMittal Steel Plant in Point Lisas.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Environmental activist Dr Wayne Kublalsingh and Movement for Social Justice leader David Abdulah have supported the proposed restart of the former ArcelorMittal steel plant at Point Lisas, but warn that the Government must disclose the cost, terms and strategic implications of the project.
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