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PM defends separate Republic Day message to UNC supporters (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says she will not apologise for sending Republic Day greetings to United National Congress (UNC) supporters, defending the move amid criticism that she had issued a separate message to party members on yet another national holiday. Persad-Bissessar yesterday rejected claims that she had prioritised the UNC over the wider population, noting that she had first issued a Republic Day message to the nation before
Alexander defends PM’s plan to limit special ops to UNC-controlled constituencies (opens the original)
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Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander has defended Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s plan to exclude People’s National Movement (PNM)-led constituencies from special operations, saying the Government will create a “wall of law enforcement officers” to keep criminals away from “good people” in communities where the measures are implemented. Responding to questions from Guardian Media following the exclusive viewing and development
Beckles defends holding hands with PM (opens the original)
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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles is defending her cordial interaction with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar after the two were seen holding hands at the ceremonial opening of the 2026-2027 law term on Wednesday. The moment sparked discussion online, given their political differences and the pointed exchanges that have characterised their rivalry. But speaking to Guardian Media outside Parliament yesterday, Beckles questioned why politi
Alexander says security threat still exists as SoE nears end (opens the original)
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Five days before the State of Emergency (SoE) is due to expire, the Government was still not saying whether it will seek another extension, even as Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander maintains that threats against Government officials remain. Alexander was questioned yesterday about the security situation following the revocation of Preventive Detention Orders (PDOs) for Star Sabga, Dominic Hadeed and Genevieve Hadeed, who had been detaine
‘I LOVE DELCY’ (opens the original)
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Despite a year of diplomatic fallout between Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela, including being declared persona non grata in Caracas, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar appears ready to turn a new page with acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez. Asked yesterday whether she had a message for Rodríguez, Persad-Bissessar replied: “I love her. I look forward to meeting her.” That meeting could take place before the end of the month, with the Prime Minis
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