Taxi drivers stage a placard protest at Peter Hill Trace, Mayaro on Friday morning. Photos courtesy Rushton Paray
St. Peter's Church is seen Saturday, May 6, 2023, in Portland, Maine. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland is being sued by several women who claim to be victims of sexual abuse committed by the Rev. Lawrence Sabatino at St. Peter's from 1958 to 1967. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)
Vehicles drive on the Manzanilla Bypass Road at reduced speed because of the rough road.
A member of the Palmiste Historical Society Christopher Cabral, points to the pipe through which effluent pollution flows from nearby food huts at Palmiste Park.
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A section of the deteriorating Manzanilla Bypass Road.
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Attorney Kareem Marcelle, second from left, and his brothers Kern, left, and Kevin, chat with their lawyer, Senior Counsel Larry Lalla, after the trial of their case at the Waterfront Judicial Centre in Port-of-Spain in May.
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Drowning victim Justin Arthur
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, centre, speaks with Ministers, from left, Stuart Young, Camille Robinson-Regis, Dr Amery Browne and Colm Imbert at the Piarco International Airport before departing yesterday for The Bahamas, to attend a high-level meeting with US Vice President Kamala Harris and Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (Caricom).
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The $14 million worth of marijuana seized by Customs and Excise in the Gulf of Paria on Tuesday.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley questions a nominee for the Diego Martin Regional Corporation during the screening of candidates at Cascadia Hotel, St Ann’s, on Tuesday.
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MP Dinesh Rambally addresses the media during a press conference at the Office of the Opposition yesterday.
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Opposition MP Rodeny Charles addresses the media at the Office of the Opposition Leader yesterday.
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Cumuto resident Rosita La Croix points out the large potholes on the road.
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Taxi drivers stage a placard protest at Peter Hill Trace, Mayaro on Friday morning. Photos courtesy Rushton Paray
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St. Peter's Church is seen Saturday, May 6, 2023, in Portland, Maine. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland is being sued by several women who claim to be victims of sexual abuse committed by the Rev. Lawrence Sabatino at St. Peter's from 1958 to 1967. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)
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Vehicles drive on the Manzanilla Bypass Road at reduced speed because of the rough road.
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A section of the auidence at the International Night of the Tobago Jazz Experience on the Parade Grounds next to the Dwight Yorke Stadium in April.
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The Tobago House of Assembly incurred a $7 million loss on the recently concluded Tobago Jazz Experience and Tobago Carnival last October.
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The security booth to enter Staubles Bay and Tetron Barracks in Chaguaramas.
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Four people are currently in police custody, as officers continue investigations into the disappearance of a Galil rifle from Teteron Barracks on Saturday.
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Attorney Kareem Marcelle, second from left, and his brothers Kern, left, and Kevin, chat with their lawyer, Senior Counsel Larry Lalla, after the trial of their case at the Waterfront Judicial Centre in Port-of-Spain in May.
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Community activist and attorney-at-law Kareem Marcelle and his two older brothers have won a collective $.6 million from the state in a wrongful arrest and assault and battery case against the T&T Police Service.
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Tragedy has struck the Arthur family of Delaford, Tobago, for a second time in the space of one month.
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Gary Jugoon, who was shot along with his son on Tuesday night.
One resident is counting his lucky stars that he is alive, while two others - a father and son - remained hospitalised last evening following a shooting incident in South Oropouche on Tuesday.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, centre, speaks with Ministers, from left, Stuart Young, Camille Robinson-Regis, Dr Amery Browne and Colm Imbert at the Piarco International Airport before departing yesterday for The Bahamas, to attend a high-level meeting with US Vice President Kamala Harris and Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (Caricom).
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has left for the Bahamas to attend a high-level meeting with US Vice President Kamala Harris and Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community.
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The $14 million worth of marijuana seized by Customs and Excise in the Gulf of Paria on Tuesday.
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Over $14 million worth of marijuana was seized and three men arrested after a fishing vessel was intercepted during an early morning exercise on Tuesday.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley questions a nominee for the Diego Martin Regional Corporation during the screening of candidates at Cascadia Hotel, St Ann’s, on Tuesday.
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Deputy Port-of-Spain Mayor Hillan Morean will assist the PNM’s prospective candidate for St Anns River North, former Defence Force member Alicia Gift, in her campaign. She is part of the mix of new faces and incumbents selected as PNM prospective candidates in Port-of-Spain, San Juan/Laventille and Diego Martin for the August 14 local government election.
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MP Dinesh Rambally addresses the media during a press conference at the Office of the Opposition yesterday.
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The fact that Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley doesn’t want international observers for the local government election tells the Opposition that the PNM “as always will play dirty”, Chaguanas MP Dinesh Rambally claimed yesterday.
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Opposition MP Rodeny Charles addresses the media at the Office of the Opposition Leader yesterday.
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Naparima MP Rodney Charles has criticised the PNM Government for failing to pass campaign finance legislation. He also said PNM candidates are shelling out money “like a drunken sailor” - a claim PNM PRO Faris Al Rawi labelled “delusional”.
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Cumuto resident Rosita La Croix points out the large potholes on the road.
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Villagers blocked Rapsey Trace in Cumuto with debris and then set it on fire during an early morning protest yesterday over the deplorable condition of the road. The protest caused gridlock traffic that affected schools and businesses in the community.
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Four Venezuelan women who are alleged to have entered the country illegally, have been fined by a San Fernando Magistrate in connection with the offence. Alexandy Vanessa Rodriguez Marinez, Karelys Del Valle Castro, Zuiaila Isamar Linero and Lissie Elena Sisso De Romero, all of Venezuela, were charged with illegal entry when they appeared before Magistrate Armina Deonarinesingh, in the San Fernando Magistrates’ Court, on Wednesday.
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Dr Roodal Moonilal taking part in seedling distribution in his constituency
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A section of the auidence at the International Night of the Tobago Jazz Experience on the Parade Grounds next to the Dwight Yorke Stadium in April.
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The security booth to enter Staubles Bay and Tetron Barracks in Chaguaramas.
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Attorney Kareem Marcelle, second from left, and his brothers Kern, left, and Kevin, chat with their lawyer, Senior Counsel Larry Lalla, after the trial of their case at the Waterfront Judicial Centre in Port-of-Spain in May.
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Drowning victim Justin Arthur
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Gary Jugoon, who was shot along with his son on Tuesday night.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, centre, speaks with Ministers, from left, Stuart Young, Camille Robinson-Regis, Dr Amery Browne and Colm Imbert at the Piarco International Airport before departing yesterday for The Bahamas, to attend a high-level meeting with US Vice President Kamala Harris and Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (Caricom).
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The $14 million worth of marijuana seized by Customs and Excise in the Gulf of Paria on Tuesday.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley questions a nominee for the Diego Martin Regional Corporation during the screening of candidates at Cascadia Hotel, St Ann’s, on Tuesday.
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MP Dinesh Rambally addresses the media during a press conference at the Office of the Opposition yesterday.
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