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Opposition MP Dr Roodal Moonilal yesterday issued a warning about giving police the power to return to an investigation after an acquittal, es…
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Tobago police are investigating a fraudulent situation where some individuals were calling unsuspecting businesses, claiming to be the Tobago …
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An 81-year-old man was killed in a road traffic accident in Carenage on Monday afternoon.
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LIMITED EDITION: The Angostura Zenith ultra-premium rum.
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Rum connoisseurs can now purchase a bottle of a rare, ultra-premium rum called Angostura Zenith at a cost of $20,400 or US$3,000, with some of…
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THE Law Association of Trinidad and Tobago (LATT) has registered its “disappointment” in recent “misleading” statements made by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley regarding alleged impropriety by the law body and called on him to withdraw them.
On Saturday during a news conference, Rowley lashed out at the LATT over its plan to hold a special general meeting to debate a motion of no confidence in Attorney General Reginald Armour SC.
The Miscellaneous Provisions (Criminal Proceedings) Bill, 2021 has been passed.
The legislation was read a third time and passed in the Parliament yesterday, following contributions by eight Government and Opposition MPs.
The second reading of the bill was moved by Attorney General Reginald Armour SC who also wound up the debate.