A screengrab of PNM Port-of-Spain South candidate Keith Scotland with Sea Lots residents yesterday.
NTA leader Gary Griffith displays a copy of his party’s Roadmap for National Transformation during a meeting at the Sangre Grande Government Secondary School on Wednesday.
RALPH BANWARIE
Public Utlities Minister Colm Imbert addressses supporters at the party's meeting in Diego Martin on Thursday.
ANISTO ALVES
The rotted spring bridge in Moruga.
RISHI RAGOONATH
FLASHBACK: Nurses walk outside the Emergency department at the Point Fortin, Hospital.
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PNM leader Dr Keith Rowley addresses supporters at the party’s Diego Martin meeting on Thursday.
ANISTO ALVES
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Prime Minister Stuart Young speaks to nurses during a tour of the Sangre Grande Hospital yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
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Anita Haynes-Alleyne
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Prime Minister Stuart Young speaks during the unveiling of the PNM manifesto at Balisier House yesterday. Seated at the head table from left are, PNM leader Dr Keith Rowley, general secretary Foster Cummings and Women’s League chairman Camille Robinson-Regis.
VASHTI SINGH
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TTPWU general secretary David Forbes
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UNC San Fernando East campaign manager Wendy Lewis
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A campaign poster for UNC Moruga candidate Michelle Benjamin that was damaged in the Fifth Company area.
RISHI RAGOONATH
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TPP prospective for Tobago West, Joel Sampson
DREW DYER
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Minister of National Security Marvin Gonzales, second from right, shakes hands with acting Police Commissioner Junior Benjamin at the reopening of the San Rafael Police Station yesterday. Also in picture from left are, Deputy Commissioner of Police Intelligence and Investigations, Suzette Martin, and outgoing La Horquetta/Talparo MP Foster Cummings.
KERWIN PIERRE
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Lennox Lovelace
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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A screengrab of PNM Port-of-Spain South candidate Keith Scotland with Sea Lots residents yesterday.
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NTA leader Gary Griffith displays a copy of his party’s Roadmap for National Transformation during a meeting at the Sangre Grande Government Secondary School on Wednesday.
RALPH BANWARIE
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Public Utlities Minister Colm Imbert addressses supporters at the party's meeting in Diego Martin on Thursday.
ANISTO ALVES
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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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A Commonwealth Observer Group (COG) will arrive in this country next Tuesday (April 22), as they have been deployed to observe the April 28 General Election.
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PNM leader Dr Keith Rowley addresses supporters at the party’s Diego Martin meeting on Thursday.
ANISTO ALVES
People’s National Movement Political Leader Dr Keith Rowley has lambasted both former PNM attorney general John Jeremie and fired Strategic Services Agency (SSA) director Roger Best for supporting the UNC.
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Prime Minister Stuart Young speaks to nurses during a tour of the Sangre Grande Hospital yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
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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Anita Haynes-Alleyne
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Outgoing Tabaquite MP Anita Haynes-Alleyne says she is still a United National Congress (UNC) member and has not decided if to continue her affiliation with the party.
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Prime Minister Stuart Young speaks during the unveiling of the PNM manifesto at Balisier House yesterday. Seated at the head table from left are, PNM leader Dr Keith Rowley, general secretary Foster Cummings and Women’s League chairman Camille Robinson-Regis.
VASHTI SINGH
Less than two weeks before the April 28 General Election, the incumbent People’s National Movement (PNM) has unveiled its manifesto, promising “a bold, new chapter” of national transformation if the party is re-elected into government.
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TTPWU general secretary David Forbes
The Trinidad and Tobago Postal Workers Union (TTPWU) has raised serious alarm over the treatment of TTPost workers, warning that systemic understaffing and operational strain could jeopardise the timely delivery of poll cards to thousands of citizens ahead of the April 28 General Election.
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The United National Congress (UNC) is promising to implement a comprehensive framework to regulate large-scale cultivation, agro-processing, and export of cannabis, which the party says is essential to unlocking the industry’s full economic potential.
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UNC San Fernando East campaign manager Wendy Lewis
The Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC) has dismissed calls by the United National Congress (UNC) to remove its returning officer for San Fernando East.
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A campaign poster for UNC Moruga candidate Michelle Benjamin that was damaged in the Fifth Company area.
RISHI RAGOONATH
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has confirmed that the workers seen on a social media video removing a United National Congress candidate’s banner from a light pole in the Tableland/Moruga constituency were acting on behalf of the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC).
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TPP prospective for Tobago West, Joel Sampson
DREW DYER
Tobago People’s Party (TPP) candidate for Tobago West Joel Marcus Sampson says if elected to Parliament, he will continue the work he started under the Tobago House of Assembly—especially in youth development, sports, and community empowerment.
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