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Starlite says its parking lots are for elderly and other customers (opens the original)
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Starlite Group Limited (SGL) has made it clear that cones being used in its Diego Martin pharmacy's car park are intended to ensure its parking spaces remain available for customers, particularly elderly persons and those with limited mobility who need convenient access to the pharmacy's entrance. This comes after Minister of Housing Phillip Alexander verbally attacked the establishment's management and owner on Monday, calling for a "boycott" of
Mohammed: PNM handling of Manning could hurt San Fernando election chances (opens the original)
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Political analyst Dr Shane Mohammed says the PNM leadership’s handling of the matter involving San Fernando East MP Brian Manning, including the possibility of disciplinary action against him, could jeopardise the party’s chances of retaining control of the San Fernando City Corporation at the next Local Government elections. The PNM currently holds five of the corporation’s nine seats, with the UNC holding the other four. Local Government elec
Political hate campaigns being waged against Syrian-Lebanese community — Aboud (opens the original)
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Businessman Gary Aboud has claimed that the Syrian-Lebanese community in Trinidad and Tobago is living under an “ominous cloud of suspicion” amid what he described as political hate campaigns targeting the community. “If anyone has broken the law, regardless of wealth, status, race or political affiliation, they must answer to the court. Justice is blind … and yet clearly it seems to be manipulated,” Aboud said in a statement issued as a concerned ci
Young urges caution; notes New York halting large AI data centres (opens the original)
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Former prime minister and energy minister Stuart Young has urged the Government to proceed cautiously with its proposed artificial intelligence data centre projects, pointing to New York’s decision to pause construction of large facilities over concerns about their impact on power and water resources. Meanwhile, several business operators, particularly in south Trinidad, said town hall meetings should be held before any projects proceed. They said
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