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GRAND BAZAAR JOINT ARMY/POLICE POST OPENS (opens the original)
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The Grand Bazaar Joint Army/Police Post officially opened today, becoming the second of three new security posts to begin operations. Commissioner of Police Allister Guevarro says today also marks the operationalization of the TTPSâ micro police units. He says the move is part of a broader shift toward proactive policing and a different operational posture. The Commissioner of Police continued his tour of the new facilities, joined by Deputy Commissioner of Police Suzette Martin and other memb
PNM SAYS SAN FERNANDO EAST DISPUTE UNDER REVIEW (opens the original)
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The People's National Movement says it has already launched an internal inquiry into issues involving San Fernando East MP Brian Manning and the constituency executive, following correspondence received from both parties last month. In a statement, PNM Chairman Marvin Gonzales says an inquiry team submitted a report to the party's leadership, Central Executive and General Council, and that actions are now being taken on its recommendations. The party says it will continue working with Brian Mann
CXC FLAGS EXAM MISCONDUCT, ABSENTEEISM — BUT PERFORMANCE IMPROVES (opens the original)
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save The Caribbean Examinations Council is flagging new concerns over examination misconduct, including the use of unauthorized devices, collusion and the misuse of artificial intelligence. CXC is also reporting thousands of candidates absent from this year's CSEC and CAPE exams, while overall regional performance has shown improvement.And a new exam pathway is being hailed as a potential game-changer for students. R
LAW ASSOCIATION WEIGHS IN ON CCJ JUDICIAL DISPUTE (opens the original)
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The Law Association of Trinidad and Tobago says it is concerned by the publication of private email exchanges between judges of the Caribbean Court of Justice. The Association has endorsed the Regional Judicial and Legal Services Commission's decision to launch an investigation into the issues raised in the correspondence. LATT says disagreements among judges at final appellate courts are not unusual and should not be used to fuel arguments against replacing the Privy Council with the CCJ. The A
EXXONMOBIL OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ENERGY OPPORTUNITIES IN T&T (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar met today with ExxonMobil Trinidad and Tobago Operations Manager Dr. Bram Willemsen to discuss the company's ongoing activities and future opportunities in the country's energy sector. Willemsen praised the ease of doing business in Trinidad and Tobago, saying ExxonMobil secured the approvals needed to begin seismic activities faster than it has in any other jurisdiction. He also expressed optimism about the company's ongoing technical work and the potential
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