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Irony, contradiction and amnesia (opens the original)
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The symbolism in the Governmentâs ramming through the Special Operations Bill 90 minutes into the 50th anniversary of the Republic Day holiday could hardly have been lost on anyone. Nothing could have spoken more eloquently about the state of our Republic. Nor could we be blind to the irony of a Prime Minister who had chosen to take her oath of office one hand on the Constitution vowing to uphold it but now heaping calumny on the constitutional role assigned to Independent senators while vowin
Kicking up dust (opens the original)
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I blame David Abdulah for inviting me to discuss T&Tâs 64 years of Independence just as the PM had let loose on her opinion about the wonderful condition in which British colonialism had left us in 1962. Well, who tell me to be me? From one side came barrage after barrage of their choicest, most colourful words; from the other came offerings of prayers, protection and a luxury bunker. The luxury bunker was intriguing for half a second but ultimately no competition for the lifetime freedom of m
Keep an eye on Pt Lisas (opens the original)
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A shift of potentially seismic proportions for Trinidad and Tobago is about to occur at the Point Lisas Industrial Estate. The pity is that the people of T&T who are the real investors in the estate are excluded from the discussions that have got us to this point and will carry us to the next. What we do know is the timeline of key decisions. On return from her trip to Florida to sign up T&T to US President Donald Trumpâs âShield of the Americasâ initiative, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bis
The ghost of ANR (opens the original)
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Having twice broken ranks with its Caribbean partners on significant foreign policy issues within the past month, the Government of Trinidad and Tobago is now being tasked to turn its back on its own proud history of justice for victims of international crimes. To quit, or not to quit? That is the burning question before the Persad-Bissessar administration as it weighs its response to the United Statesâ attempt to trigger a mass exodus of members from the International Criminal Court. If succe
People want to know (opens the original)
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Having listened to call-in radio, scrolled endlessly through social media posts and caught snippets from here, there and everywhere it has become clear that people are confused and unsure about their rights and responsibilities under the current state of emergency. The level of anxiety and edginess has escalated noticeably since the arrest of three members of the prominent Hadeed and Sabga families. Suddenly, public complaints about the pointlessness of the SoE and the general unconcern about pe
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