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A Trinidad and Tobago permanent resident who was deported from the United States last year is seeking US$10 million from the Trump administration, alleging that he suffered medical neglect and abuse while in immigration detention in Texas.
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Participants at the 26th International AIDS Conference, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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A special report presented by UNAIDS on the occasion of the 26th International AIDS Conference, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 27 to 31 July, reveals that reductions in international funding and cuts to HIV prevention services and community-led services could cause a resurgence of the epidemic.
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Police destroyed approximately 1,800 cannabis trees with an estimated street value of $2.43 million during an intelligence-led operation in Moruga on Thursday.
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Alex Philip speaks to Guardian Media about how reformed his life away from criminal activities through his spiritual journey over several decades.
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The Ministry of Homeland Security’s Counter Trafficking Unit (CTU) says it is reviewing allegations contained in a Guardian interview with a man who claimed he operated a human trafficking ring in Trinidad and Tobago for years.
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FILE - Oprah Winfrey talks to students at her Leadership Academy for Girls at Henley-On-Klip South Africa, Friday, Jan. 13, 2012 on the eve of the first graduation at her school. (AP Photo/Denis Farrell, file)
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Oprah Winfrey says she will close the school for underprivileged girls she set up in South Africa two decades ago at the end of next year.
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The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Friday called on countries in the Americas, including the Caribbean, to strengthen protections for families against the growing digital marketing of breast-milk substitutes and other products that may undermine breastfeeding.
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A security officer is in a stable condition after being injured in an accidental firearm discharge at the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure building in Port of Spain on Wednesday evening.
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Murder victim Shayana Ruiz
Shayana Ruiz was ambushed and stabbed in the back, face, chest and hand during a deadly attack after she went to collect an outstanding debt of $4,500 from her former boyfriend on Wednesday.
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Dianne Andrews, left, and Sonja Douglas, aunts of murdered PC Romell Douglas, speak about their nephew during an interview with Guardian Media at their Morvant home yesterday.
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Two aunts of murdered police officer Romell Douglas believe that he was lured and killed over a dispute for money arising out of a car accident. However, they want his remaining killer/s to face the death penalty.
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Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Sean Sobers,left, US Chargé d’Affaires Phillip Kern, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Culture and Community Development Minister Michelle Benjamin and head of the Public Service Natasha Barrows at the African Emancipation Day celebrations at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s, yesterday.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says she was deeply affected by recent racist attacks directed at her, not because of the personal insults, but because they reflected a loss of humanity that threatens Trinidad and Tobago’s social fabric.
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Dominic and Genevieve Hadeed
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With businessman Dominic Hadeed, his wife Genevieve, and her 69-year-old aunt Star Sabga no longer in prison, there is no longer the same need for their lawsuits over their detentions for a purported plot to assassinate key Government officials to be determined urgently.
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Jennifer Johnson-Carroll, US President Donald Trump’s nominee for the post of ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago.
Jennifer Johnson-Carroll, US President Donald Trump’s nominee for the post of ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago, says the repeated States of Emergency “doesn’t bode well” for T&T’s ongoing battle against crime.
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