Ashton Dhaniram, left, Deoraj Basdeo, Jesse Hosein, Adesh Siriram and Tricia Hosein, shows their index fingers after voting at Charlieville Presbyterian School.
VASHTI SINGH
SWWTU president-general Michael Annisette, centre, protests with port workers on Dock Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
COURTESY:SWWTU
Political activist Ravi Balgobin-Maharaj
Deputy CoP, Intelligence and Investigations, Suzette Martin, Insp Joshua Pierre and Assistant Commissioner of Police, Crime, Richard Smith, speak to the media outside the Tunapuna Police Station yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
President Paula-Mae Weekes.
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11 Table 11 LIKE ABOUT
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Attorney General Faris Al Rawi, left, Director, South-West Regional Health Authority Jennifer Marryshow, and San Fernando Mayor Junia Regrello turn the sod for the San Fernando Waterfront Carpark on Monday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
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Felix Legendre shows there is no water at a standpipe at Pooran Road, George Village, Tableland, last Monday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
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Opposition Leader Kamla Persad Bissessar and former minister of local government Marlene Coudray share a laugh during a San Fernando West luncheont at Achievors Banquet Hall in La Romaine yesterday.
RISHI RAGOOONATH
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St Ann’s MP Nyan Gadsby-Dolly is greeted by a resident during a walkabout along the Laventille Road in San Juan yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Dr Winford James
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley waves to supporters while on his way to file nomination papers at the Point Cumana Regional Complex earlier this month.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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Princes Town MP Barry Padarath chats with a vendor outside the Princes Town Market on Sunday, during his first walkabout after being released from COVID-19 quarantine.
RISHI RAGOONATH
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Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar addresses a virtual public meeting on Thursday night.
Courtesy Facebook
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EBC returning officers carry special ballot papers after receiving them at the Southern Academy of the Performing Arts in San Fernando on Friday.
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Ashton Dhaniram, left, Deoraj Basdeo, Jesse Hosein, Adesh Siriram and Tricia Hosein, shows their index fingers after voting at Charlieville Presbyterian School.
VASHTI SINGH
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SWWTU president-general Michael Annisette, centre, protests with port workers on Dock Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
COURTESY:SWWTU
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Political activist Ravi Balgobin-Maharaj
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley speaks at a press conference at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s, yesterday.
And if COVID-19 cases continue increasing, Government will “take action” on the upcoming August 10 General Election.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley takes part in the Eid-ul-Adha celebrations at the Mucurapo Street, San Fernando Jama Masjid yesterday.
Rishi Ragoonath
Despite an increase in locally spread COVID-19 cases, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley says the August 10 General Election will go on.
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President Paula-Mae Weekes.
After President Paula-Mae Weekes rejected the Progressive Empowerment Party's request for postponement of the August 10 General Election, the party has again asked the President to reconsider after yesterday's news of eight more COVID-19 cases.
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With a mere 11 days to go before the 2020 General Election, a poll commissioned by Guardian Media Limited and conducted by HHB and Associates shows that the ruling People's National Movement (PNM) has a clear lead over its main rival, the United National Congress (UNC), in the crucial marginal constituency of Moruga/Tableland.
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Attorney General Faris Al Rawi, left, Director, South-West Regional Health Authority Jennifer Marryshow, and San Fernando Mayor Junia Regrello turn the sod for the San Fernando Waterfront Carpark on Monday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
That was the roar for the August 20 General Election from People's National Movement San Fernando West candidate Faris Al-Rawi at last night’s San Fernando West “meetup”.
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Voters believe the Opposition United National Congress (UNC) is more “out of touch with ordinary people” when compared to the People’s National Movement (PNM).
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Felix Legendre shows there is no water at a standpipe at Pooran Road, George Village, Tableland, last Monday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Moruga/Tableland is a marginal constituency in Trinidad’s southland with 27, 851 registered voters.
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Opposition Leader Kamla Persad Bissessar and former minister of local government Marlene Coudray share a laugh during a San Fernando West luncheont at Achievors Banquet Hall in La Romaine yesterday.
RISHI RAGOOONATH
Both the People’s National Movement and the Opposition United National Congress yesterday expressed satisfaction with a Guardian Media-commissioned poll, the result of which was published on Sunday.
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St Ann’s MP Nyan Gadsby-Dolly is greeted by a resident during a walkabout along the Laventille Road in San Juan yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has confirmed that he has made requests to potential benefactors within the Commonwealth community to cover the costs of international observers for the upcoming August 10 General Election.
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Dr Winford James
Political analyst Dr Winford James believes voting based along racial lines boils down to several basic factors, the major one being that people trust politicians who are the same race as theirs.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley waves to supporters while on his way to file nomination papers at the Point Cumana Regional Complex earlier this month.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
A recent poll has shown a near statistical tie in the ratings of Dr Keith Rowley and Kamla Persad-Bissessar, in terms of who would make the better Prime Minister leading up to the August 10 General Election.
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Princes Town MP Barry Padarath chats with a vendor outside the Princes Town Market on Sunday, during his first walkabout after being released from COVID-19 quarantine.
RISHI RAGOONATH
A day after his quarantine ended, United National Congress candidate for Princes Town Barry Padarath returned to his constituency to campaign and revealed that the police had not yet contacted him about any ongoing investigation.
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