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England Premiership star and national football team captain Kenwyne Jones joined the chorus of 2006 World Cup players who are requesting government intervention over unpaid bonuses negotiated by Works Minister and ex-FIFA VP Jack Warner.
The normally talkative Sport Minister Anil Roberts says little of note on the six-year dispute and the Prime Minister ignored a letter from the players; although the unaccounted State funds is enough to lease about 200 light airplanes. Wired868 understands that the PM and swim coach aren’t fond of Warner’s tsunamis.
When the first two people to offer congratulations to your new Minister of Works might well be Ishwar Galbaransingh and Read more
Trinidad and Tobago Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi looks set to create a new milestone for State idiocracy, wastage of funds Read more
In keeping with our efforts to engage readers, Mr Live Wire agreed to answer questions from random guests via Skype. Read more
Mr Live Wire would like to pay his respects to the passing of the political career of COP political leader Read more
Ex-FIFA vice-president and former Trinidad and Tobago MP Jack Warner responds to his FIFA ban and US extradition request in a Read more
Scene: A haggard figure knocks firmly on a white, wooden door and then sits on the step to catch his Read more
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