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UNC Ministers Surujrattan Rambachan and Devant Maharaj have broken their silence over the supposedly callous removal of citizens from their territory on the grounds of progress.
Not over one hundred Debe villagers, mind you, but 14 St James market vendors who are to be moved into a food court by Port of Spain Mayor Louis Lee Sing.
“I urge you to curtail your decision to arbitrarily and unilaterally remove the longstanding vendors from their current positions,” stated Rambachan, in a letter to the Mayor referenced by the Trinidad Guardian.
The self-proclaimed sensitivity of the People’s Partnership towards Trinidad and Tobago citizens is debatable. But not even Dr Wayne Kublalsingh cannot dispute their fondness of irony—inadvertent or otherwise.
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Stacy Roopnarine, a UNC MP, does not care much for Minister of Works Suruj Rambachan’s tendering; but, apparently, she can Read more
The Trinidad Guardian newspaper had observers covering their eyes again when the self-declared “Guardian of Democracy” published a photograph, presumably Read more
Since when did Trinidad and Tobago become the set for the “Hunger Games?” In the past week, the two island Read more
Happy Independence Day! Wired868 wishes to extend warm greetings to Trinidad and Tobago on this blessed anniversary. Fifty-two years already?! If Read more
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