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TTUTA president Crystal Ashe rips a copy of the Ministry of Education media release, titled Teachers’ Backpay Remains a Priority as Verification Process Continues, during a media conference at the TTUTA Training Centre in Carlsen Field, Chaguanas, yesterday, in response to statements made by the Minister of Finance in Parliament.
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Teachers across Trinidad and Tobago are officially withdrawing all services outside their strict job descriptions, with the T&T Unified Teachers’ Association (TTUTA) advising educators to take mental health days as frustration over unpaid backpay intensifies.
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FILE: Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission office in Port-of-Spain. [Image courtesy T&TEC Facebook]
The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) says it has sought legal advice over the existence of a controversial “protected list” of customers shielded from the normal disconnection process for unpaid electricity bills, admitting there is no documented policy, procedure or record explaining how certain individuals and private companies came to be included.
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The homemade shotgun and ammunition seized during the police operation in the North Eastern Division on Tuesday.
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A 67-year-old Santa Cruz man has been arrested after police seized a homemade shotgun and ammunition during an anti-crime exercise conducted in the North-Eastern Division.
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Planning Minister and Minister in the Ministry of Finance Kennedy Swaratsingh, left, OWTU chief education and research officer and treasurer Ozzi Warwick, Minister of Labour Leroy Baptiste, OWTU president general Ancel Roget and other union members pose for a photo at the Red House, after the union attended yesterday’s sitting of the Senate.
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The Oilfields Workers’ Trade Union (OWTU) has declined to say whether it supports the Government’s decision to designate 15 no-protest zones across Trinidad and Tobago, distancing itself from a growing dispute that has seen 13 trade unions threaten legal action over the measure.
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Minister of Labour, Small and Micro Enterprise Development, Senator Leroy Baptiste speaks in Senate.
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Baptiste was speaking in the Senate as he piloted and concluded debate on the Miscellaneous Provisions (Heritage Petroleum, Paria Fuel Trading and Guaracara Refining Vesting) (Amendment) Bill, 2026.
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File: The Galleons Passage docked at the Scarborough Port in Tobago.
Hunger and frustration turned to anger last night as passengers aboard the Galleons Passage endured a painstaking nine-hour journey to Tobago.
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ANR Robinson International Airport
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The Airports Authority has promised a “favourable rental structure” for small and micro enterprises at the new ANR Robinson International Airport in Tobago.
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A 58-year-old Arima man who admitted to stabbing his nephew to death while experiencing a schizophrenic episode has been sentenced to almost nine years in prison.
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A plumber from Chaguanas has been acquitted of the statutory rape of a teenage neighbour in 2010.
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Some of the cannabis seized during the police operation in the Central Division on Tuesday 16 June 2026. [Image courtesy TTPS]
A Claxton Bay man has been arrested after officers seized more than 60 cannabis plants during an early morning anti-crime exercise conducted by the Central Division Task Force Area South.
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Some of the stolen cable seized during the police operation on Tuesday 16 June 2026, near the Unipet station in Cross Crossing, San Fernando/ [Image courtesy TTPS]
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Two men were arrested in San Fernando after police responded to a report of cable theft in the Cross Crossing district early Tuesday morning.
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The firearm and ammunition seized during the police operation in the North-Eastern Division on Tuesday 16 June 2026. [Image courtesy TTPS]
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A firearm and ammunition were seized, and one man was arrested on drug-related charges during a coordinated anti-crime exercise carried out across the Sangre Grande district.
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Alyssa Phillip, second from right, her mother Camille Caresquero, activist Wendell Eversley, third from left, and other participants stand with their hands in the air during a silent protest for justice on behalf of Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy on Long Circular Road, St James, recently.
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