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Mixed views from UWI students on proposed increase to legal drinking age (opens the original)
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While their demographic remains the focus of a proposed increase to the legal age of drinking, smoking and gambling, some Year One and Two students of the University of the West Indies (UWI), St Augustine, say they have mixed views of the policy, with some endorsing the decision as a means of curbing reckless behaviour, while others question the practicality of legislating behaviour. Speaking with Guardian Media at the campus yesterday, 20-year-old Ca
Alexander: US decides who faces visa bans (opens the original)
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One day after the United States Department of State announced a policy effectively barring people from entering the US over concerns about corruption and drug trafficking, Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander said the Government would not recommend anyone to be blacklisted. On Monday, a statement issued by the US Department of State announced the policy would be rolled out to target people and their immediate family members identified as s
PM, police vow wider crackdown as $1.68B in narcotics destroyed (opens the original)
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As local and international authorities continue to focus efforts on dismantling drug trafficking networks, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) say getting narcotics off the street is just one part of wider strategies to tackle the illicit trade. Another key element includes following the funds generated by the drug trade, which Persad-Bissessar says is already underway by local authorities and
UNDP marks World Peace Day with free doubles (opens the original)
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World Peace Day was celebrated with a distinctly local flavour yesterday, as members of the protective services, government workers and passers-by in downtown Port-of-Spain were served complimentary doubles as a gesture of appreciation for their efforts in promoting peace. The initiative, facilitated by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), saw four doubles stands set up at Janelle Commissiong Street from as early as 6.30 am, offering the
Former SoE detainee gunned down in George Street (opens the original)
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A 27-year-old man was shot and killed near his home on George Street, Port of Spain, on Sunday night, less than a week after his release from detention under the State of Emergency. Deshawn Manson, also known as “Deedee”, was found dead near the Health Centre around 10.20 pm. Police said officers were on patrol in the area when residents alerted them to a man's body. Manson was identified by a relative, who declined to answer questions about the circumstances surroun
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