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Ramadar’s political hypocrisy
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When two rights make a wrong
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Fete over, back to work
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Do we need the NCC?
THE announcement by Arts and Multiculturalism Minister Winston read more…
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Ramadar’s political hypocrisy
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Mrs Fete
Kamla keeps up heavy party schedule Amidst fiery protests in the Siparia constituency and bitter complaints by some constituents that she is missing in action, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is keeping up a heavy party schedule of Carnival fetes, in one instance hitting three — in different parts of the read more…
Dear mas’ player
January 27th 2012 1:19 PMOpen letter to masqueraders From our Files 39 years ago ONCE AGAIN on the eve of the national festival rumours are pervading the land there will be trouble for Carnival. Once again there is talk that this so-called revolutionaries will choose the period while the nation is on its annual read more…
Rowley survives balisier plot
January 27th 2012 1:05 PMSUPPORTERS of embattled political leader of the People’s National Movement (PNM) Dr. Keith Rowley are seeing his triumph in last Saturday’s party General Council vote on the balisier tie as a defeat of a plan to have him ousted as leader. In a move which PNM insiders say was ultimately read more…
Great expectations, bitter disappointments
January 27th 2012 12:57 PMOF all the terrible tragedies to befall us leading up to and since May 24, 2010, none of them has been as painful to bear as the dashed hopes of deliverance invested in those who held themselves up as agents of change. Remarkably the top contenders span the race, religion read more…
Kamla’s delicate dance
January 27th 2012 12:40 PMQUESTION: IF Trinidad and Tobago were 100 percent Hindus, would our response to Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar kissing President Pratibha Patil’s toes elicit a different response? I suspect it would. But only 35 percent of Trinidad and Tobago’s population are Hindus and therein lays the conundrum. Such a move calls read more…
That partisan obsession
January 27th 2012 12:31 PMIT is not unusual, nor totally unexpected, that when administrations come to office they would wish to have persons sharing their political philosophies be placed in key positions to lead the new dispensation, which may include changes in policies and direction. Along with the changes in the politically appointed staff read more…
Ria Taitt off to China
January 27th 2012 12:24 PMEXPRESS political editor Ria Taitt leaves soon for a tour of Japan sponsored by the Japanese Embassy, and it is learnt that she is the only journalist to be chosen from Trinidad and Tobago to visit Japan to see firsthand the country’s reconstruction drive following the deadly Tsunami in 2009. read more…
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Ramadar’s political hypocrisy
THE people of Trinidad and Tobago should reject the political read more…
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When two rights make a wrong
INTEGRITY Commission Chairman Ken Gordon was quite right to request read more…
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Fete over, back to work
IT was George Chambers who, following his succession of Dr. read more…
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Do we need the NCC?
THE announcement by Arts and Multiculturalism Minister Winston ‘Gypsy’ Peters read more…
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Rapid rail off-track
TRANSPORT Minister Devant Maharaj ought to be congratulated for seeking read more…
