Abeo Jackson, left, Movement for Social Justice political leader David Abdulah, and Emancipation Support Committee chairman Zakiya Naila Uzoma Wadada at the “We the People Call for Peace” vigil at Woodford Square, Port of Spain, earlier this month.
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The radar system being installed at the ANR Robinson International Airport.
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Members of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN) march in a government-organised civic-military rally in Caracas, Venezuela, on Tuesday.
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles moves a private motion that the House condemn the inflammatory statements of the Prime Minister which have isolated Trinidad and Tobago and harmed its standing and interests in Parliament yesterday.
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Opposition Chief Whip Marvin Gonzales, contributes to the debate on a private motion by the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament yesterday.
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In this undated photograph, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, right, with councillor Romona Victor during an electoral United National Congress campaign.
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People ride on motorcycle taxis on the street in Bissau, Guinea-Bissau, Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Darcicio Barbosa)
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FILE: Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander, responds to a question posed during the 10th sitting of the Senate.
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Abeo Jackson, left, Movement for Social Justice political leader David Abdulah, and Emancipation Support Committee chairman Zakiya Naila Uzoma Wadada at the “We the People Call for Peace” vigil at Woodford Square, Port of Spain, earlier this month.
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The radar system being installed at the ANR Robinson International Airport.
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Members of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN) march in a government-organised civic-military rally in Caracas, Venezuela, on Tuesday.
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Arranger for Valley Harps Steel Orchestra, Robert Tobitt, leads the practise session with the band’s players in their panyard at Morne Coco Road, Petit Valley.
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One of this country’s oldest (since 1968) and top medium steelbands, Valley Harps Steel Orchestra, is on a mission to achieve three key goals before Panorama 2026, the most urgent being securing funding to compete in the competition. The orchestra’s other goals include inviting the community back into the panyard and recruiting new players.
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Minister of Energy and Energy Industries Dr Roodal Moonilal gives remarks during the Parliament sitting yesterday.
Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal says the recent high-level visit by US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan Caine, is a positive move for T&T. Responding to criticism by the Opposition over the lack of transparency and timing of his visit, amidst escalating tensions with Venezuela, Moonilal said he did not want to speak “too much” on that matter, as the specifics lay with the Prime Minister and the ministers with responsibility for law enforcement.
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In this undated photograph, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, right, with councillor Romona Victor during an electoral United National Congress campaign.
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar will attend today’s funeral service for murdered United National Congress (UNC) councillor Romona Victor at Irwin Park Sporting Complex in Siparia.
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With the World Health Organisation reporting a rise in the global disability population, Independent Senator Alicia Lalite-Etienne is urging the Government to enact long-awaited legislation that gives real protection and equity to people living with disabilities.
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An example of the email notification that passengers receive from Caribbean Airlines.
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Caribbean Airlines has rolled out a free baggage tracking system across its network following a phased implementation that began in November 2024.
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The Ministry of the People, Social Development and Family Services continued its national disaster relief programme on Monday with a distribution exercise for affected families in the Sangre Grande region.
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Officers of the Special Investigations Unit conducted an intelligence-led operation in the Northeastern Division between 6 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Wednesday. The exercise was supervised by Snr Supt Edwards, Supt Etienne and ASP Lynch, with support from the Inter-Agency Task Force.
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Every day, hundreds of thousands of travellers step off planes only to discover at the baggage carousel their luggage never made it. In fact, according to a 2025 SITA Baggage IT Insights Report, 33.4 million bags were mishandled in 2024. That’s 33.4 million bags either delayed, damaged, or lost/stolen. And with another peak travel season upon us, local carrier Caribbean Airlines (CAL) is hoping to provide some peace of mind to passengers with the introduction of its free baggage notification system across its network. Simply put, passengers receive an automatic email when their baggage is handled at four key points: at check-in, when it’s loaded onto the aircraft, when it’s offloaded from the aircraft, and when it’s on the baggage carousel. The system will even tell the passenger which baggage carousel their luggage can be collected from.
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People ride on motorcycle taxis on the street in Bissau, Guinea-Bissau, Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Darcicio Barbosa)
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Soldiers in Guinea-Bissau appeared on state television Wednesday saying they have seized power in the country, following reports of gunshots near the presidential palace, three days after national elections. The president told French media he had been deposed and arrested.
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The United States Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago said all decisions on American visas rest solely with the United States government and not with any foreign authority.
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The Pan American Health Organisation and the World Health Organisation have named Trinidad and Tobago’s Dr Rajeev Nagassar as the first recipient of the Caribbean Antimicrobial Resistance Leadership Award. The award was created in memory of Jamaican veterinarian and public health advocate Dr Suzan McLennon-Miguel.
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FILE: Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander, responds to a question posed during the 10th sitting of the Senate.
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The Ministry of Homeland Security has initiated a probe into an incident reported by United States visitor Shontice McKenzie, who said she faced an unpleasant exchange with an Immigration Officer upon arrival at Piarco International Airport.
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Arranger for Valley Harps Steel Orchestra, Robert Tobitt, leads the practise session with the band’s players in their panyard at Morne Coco Road, Petit Valley.
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Minister of Energy and Energy Industries Dr Roodal Moonilal gives remarks during the Parliament sitting yesterday.
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In this undated photograph, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, right, with councillor Romona Victor during an electoral United National Congress campaign.
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Opposition Senator Faris Al-Rawi
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People ride on motorcycle taxis on the street in Bissau, Guinea-Bissau, Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Darcicio Barbosa)
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