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5 days ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Ria Taitt
It’s Penny. Opposition Leader Pennelope Althea Beckles, 63, was yesterday nominated unopposed for the position of political leader of the PNM, suggesting that the party is united in its support for her. This was the highlight of the PNM’s nomination exercise for the party’s internal election for which 16 positions were at stake. Beckles told the media that she was “a little emotional”, adding that having the opportunity to lead the PNM is a “privilege and honour and I am looking forward to it”.
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6 days ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Ria Taitt |Anna Ramdass
THE People’s National Movement (PNM) Balisier House headquarters in Port of Spain will be abuzz with anticipation today as candidates step forward to contest leadership positions in the party’s internal election. Nominations for all 16 executive positions open today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Following the close of nominations, chairman of the Election Supervisory Committee, Richard Walcott, is expected to announce the full list of nominees.
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6 days ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Ria Taitt
FORMER minister Camille Robinson-Regis has called on the United National Congress (UNC) Government to “stop the grandstanding” and the “theatrics” and get on with the business of governing. Robinson-Regis issued a statement yesterday taking the Government to task for the claim made by Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander that police stations were being used as courts.
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1 week ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Ria Taitt
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says the Foreign Affairs Ministry is looking at the impact of United States President Donald Trump’s instructions to embassies to temporarily halt all student visa applications. Asked about the impact of Trump’s directive and whether the Government would expand the GATE (Government Assistance for Tuition Expenses) programme in response to this, the Prime Minister said on Thursday that this is something the foreign affairs officials were looking at.
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1 week ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Ria Taitt
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday gave “fair warning” to all State enterprises that they must get their houses in order and file up-to-date audited statements. Speaking at yesterday’s post-Cabinet media conference at the Red House, Port of Spain, the Prime Minister said some companies like Caribbean Airlines (CAL) had not filed their financial statements since 2015. “I believe CEPEP did not file for a five-year period and is still receiving about half a billion dollars.
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