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United National Congress (UNC) leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has been asked to increase the Disability Grant from $2,000 to $3,500 and to allocate food cards to the disabled community if her party forms the next government.
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Anthony Samaroo, portrays Jesus of Nazareth as he carries the cross surrounded by actors portraying Roman soldiers during the re-enactment of the passion of Jesus Christ and the stations of the cross procession on Mt St Benedict Road, St Augustine yesterday.
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Roman Catholic Archbishop Jason Gordon says T&T has lost its way and the only way for society to find its way back is through service.
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Father David Khan carries the cross on High Street, San Fernando, during the Good Friday Stations of Cross procession yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Southern Vicariate Episcopal Vicar, Father David Khan, yesterday called on parishioners to become beacons of hope, as he noted the country’s leaders had disappointed citizens.
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Tyrone Nanan, from King Street, Princes Town, beats a bobolee depicting US President Donald Trump for not taking a stance in the Trinidad and Tobago election.
RISHI RAGOONATH
While many Christians reflected on Jesus’ crucifixion yesterday, several people honoured the annual Good Friday tradition of beating bobolees, with People’s National Movement (PNM) leader Dr Keith Rowley, Prime Minister Stuart Young, former Chaguanas East MP Dinesh Rambally and United States President Donald Trump among those coming in for some “licks.”
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Progressive Empowerment Party head Phillip Alexander
KERWIN PIERRE
The United Kingdom-based Privy Council is expected to have the final say in a defamation lawsuit brought by former Finance Minister and current Public Utilities Minister Colm Imbert against Progressive Empowerment Party (PEP) political leader Phillip Edward Alexander.
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TTUTA president Martin Lum Kin
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The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers' Association (TTUTA) has accepted the Chief Personnel Officer (CPO) five per cent offer for the period 2020 to 2023 with a spread of one per cent, one per cent, three per cent which represent a closure of the gap by 18.2% per cent followed by the consolidation of the Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) and other improved terms and conditions for members of the Teaching Service.
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TPP leader Farley Augustine
They're all continuing at it with ever-increasing political tempo - every appearance seeking spotlight, every statement lobbying support. Politicians are heading through the closing currents of the General Election campaign into the start of special voting, which begins on Monday. Here's some of what occurred on the platform in case you missed it:
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Murder victim Arkim “Sours” Quashie
A Maraval man is calling for justice and answers, after his son was gunned down moments after he returned home from abroad at the Piarco International Airport yesterday, in what police believe was an orchestrated hit.
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Public Utlities Minister Colm Imbert addressses supporters at the party's meeting in Diego Martin on Thursday.
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Former Finance and current Public Utilities Minister Colm Imbert is warning public servants that their union leaders want them to suffer by denying them their backpay.
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The rotted spring bridge in Moruga.
RISHI RAGOONATH
With around 1,070 votes separating the winning candidate from the main challenger in the last general election, the constituency of Moruga/Tableland has become a fierce political war zone. The two major parties, the People’s National Movement (PNM) and United National Congress (UNC), have hit the ground running, flooding the area with campaigners and promises. On the frontlines, their foot soldiers battle for dominance— with allegations of tearing down banners, ripping flags, and clashing on social media.
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FLASHBACK: Nurses walk outside the Emergency department at the Point Fortin, Hospital.
The Trinidad and Tobago National Nursing Association is elated that it was able to negotiate on behalf of nurses, which it believes swayed the hand of Prime Minister Stuart Young to ensure they receive a much-needed rise in salaries.
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Prime Minister Stuart Young speaks to nurses during a tour of the Sangre Grande Hospital yesterday.
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Prime Minister Stuart Young has raised concern about the suspected alignment of opposing party supporters with criminals in an effort to advance their cause in the upcoming General Election.
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