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UNC party supporters listen attentively at the UNC’s 35th anniversary and interfaith service at the party’s headquarters, Mulchan Seuchan Road, Chaguanas yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Chants of “fire them! Where were they? They undermining the party,” echoed throughout the United National Congress’ headquarters in Chaguanas yesterday when Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar was asked by party supporters about five of her MPs who were absent in Parliament on Friday.
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UNC political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar speaks during the UNC’s 35th anniversary interfaith service and awards function at the UNC headquarters, Mulchan Seuchan Street, Chaguanas, yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Two days after the Government and Auditor General seemed to be at loggerheads over an error detected in T&T’s 2023 revenue data, Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar threatened to take Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley’s administration to court over the matter. She said billions of taxpayers’ dollars cannot be accounted for and someone must answer.
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
The $2.6 billion which erroneously wasn’t stated in T&T’s 2023 revenues—and subsequently caused a problem between Government and the Auditor General recently—was due to a new automated system across the financial sector which is operated by the Central Bank, Finance Minister Colm Imbert confirmed last Friday.
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A 46-year-old man was killed while attempting to cross the Southern Main Road in Couva on Saturday morning.
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Police reports stated that around 9.20 pm on Saturday, residents heard gunshots in the Blue Basin, community.
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Police are searching for a suspect who used a wacker to cut and assault a Mayaro man about the body during an argument.
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Allison Seepaul
In celebration of International Dance Day commemorated annually on April 29, the Secondary Schools Dance Educators Association of Trinidad and Tobago honoured two local dance icons.
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File: The Guanapo Landfill filled with smoke after a fire.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
The Guanapo Landfill was closed yesterday after a fire, which began Saturday, continued to blaze yesterday.
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The house at Haggard Trace, Penal Rock Road where the the family lives.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
While Amoy Maniero and her two teenage daughters battle for their lives after possibly being poisoned, her friends and neighbours are praying for their full recovery.
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A danger sign is placed on Store Bay Beach, Tobago after a bull shark attacked a British tourist at Turtle Beach.
Ten beaches in Tobago remain closed and there have been no further sightings of a bull shark which viciously attacked a British tourist on Friday.
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The Tunapuna Public Cemetery.
KERWIN PIERRE
Running out of burial space is becoming a grave problem for some of the country’s 14 regional corporations.
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Migrants looking for jobs gather to speak to the coordinator of the La Romain Migrant Support Group Angie Ramnarine, centre, on Friday. They were urged to not allow their children to beg on the streets.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
On their journey to Trinidad, Venezuelan children endure treacherous seas on cramped pirogues, confronting a myriad of trauma-related disorders as they face deprivation, lack of formal education, and poverty.
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