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BEYOND THE HEADLINES :NEW CHAPTER FOR T&T AND VENEZUELA (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has met with Venezuelan President Delcy RodrÃguez in New York â a meeting both governments describe as heralding the beginning of a new era in bilateral relations. The meeting comes after months of tension between Port of Spain and Caracas, including Venezuela's declaration that the Prime Minister was persona non grata. That position has now changed, with the Venezuelan side indicating that Persad-Bissessar is persona grata in Venezuela. So what does this
Beyond the Headlines with Urvashi Tiwari Roopnarine (opens the original)
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An unprecedented expose is raising serious questions about the leadership and internal governance of the Caribbean Court of Justice. Five of the court's six sitting judges have reportedly challenged the leadership of President Justice Winston Anderson â with allegations ranging from unilateral decision-making and concerns over judicial independence, to claims of attempts to influence the outcome of cases. So what does this mean for the institution entrusted with being the region's final judici
AL RAWI DEFENDS HADEEDS' CHARACTER (opens the original)
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The attorney representing Dominic and Genevieve Hadeed and Star Sabga says his clients are respected citizens with longstanding records of business and community service. Senior Counsel Faris Al Rawi also defended their cooperation with investigators and raised concerns over the State's disclosure of evidence as the legal battle over the alleged assassination plot continues. Urvashi Tiwari Roopnarine reports.
REPORT: STRONGER OVERSIGHT OF INTEL AGENCIES (opens the original)
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Thirty-six years after the attempted coup of July 27th, 1990, a newly published intelligence and proposed policy compiled by attorney at law CJ Williams's firm Quantum Legal, is urging Trinidad and Tobago to strengthen parliamentary oversight of national security agencies. The document argues that intelligence gathering without proper scrutiny poses a risk to democracy and recommends sweeping reforms to improve accountability. Urvashi Tiwari Roopnarine reports.
HONORING THE LEGACY OF THE 1990 COUP (opens the original)
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Thirty-six years after Trinidad and Tobago's darkest constitutional crisis, the events of the 1990 attempted coup are once again being brought into focus. Through a joint initiative, the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Museum and Parliament are inviting the public to reflect on the lives lost, the institutions that came under attack, and the sacrifices made to defend the nation's democracy. Urvashi Tiwari Roopnarine reports.
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