Category Archives: Regional News
VICTORY FOR THE TPP IN TOBAGO…
All fifteen seats in the Tobago House of Assembly have gone to the ruling, Tobago Peoples Party. The preliminary results make it the second time in history, that one party has won all seats in the house of assembly. As … Continue reading
LOCAL OFFICER AMONG THREE NATIONALS ARRESTED IN THE U.S.
A police officer from Trinidad and Tobago, is among three men arrested in the United States on allegations of conspiracy to import cocaine. The other two are also from this country. Their names are Rafael Joseph, Michael Mc Sween and … Continue reading
HEFTY FINES FOR MOTORISTS FOR 2026…
Motorists face heavy new fines for speeding and driving under the influence, as the police enforce amendments to the motor vehicles and road traffic act. Drivers found exceeding speed limits by more than 31 kilometres per hour, can now be … Continue reading
DEREK TARDIEU FREED BY HIS KIDNAPPERS…
Businessman Derrick Tardieu, is released by his kidnappers. He and his wife Claribel were taken from their Monos Island home on December 6th. The kidnappers demanded, 2.5 million US dollars for the couple’s release. It is said Mr. Tardieu was … Continue reading
PRIME MININSTER UNFAZED BY VENEZUELA ACTION TIO END GAS CONTRACTS…
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says, she welcomes the United States’ continued assistance and is unbothered by the Venezuelan government’s immediate termination of any; energy ties with Trinidad and Tobago. The prime minister reiterated that Trinidad and Tobago is not dependent … Continue reading
CONTAINERS OF RELIEF SUPPLIES ON THEIR WAY TO HURRICANE BEATEN JAMAICA…
Several containers have been loaded and are being sent to hurricane-ravaged Jamaica, from Trinidad and Tobago. It is the first shipment of supplies to be sent by this country, since the devastating hurricane Melissa. Yesterday Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar … Continue reading
TEMPORARY SHUTDOWN AT NUTRIEN LIMITED BEGINS TOMORROW…
Nitrogen producer Nutrien Limited, has announced it is shutting down operations at Point Lisas. The shutdown is scheduled for tomorrow. It is being done because of a dispute with the, National Energy Corporation over 190 million TT dollars in alleged … Continue reading
OVER TWO HUNDRED ILLEGAL VENEZUELAN MIGRANTS TO BE DEPORTED…
Government plans to deport more than 200 Venezuelan migrants, who are here illegally. Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar says, her government is committed to securing the nation’s borders and dealing with illegal immigration. She is reported as saying, a vessel … Continue reading
DIPLOMATIC ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO AND VENEZUELA OVER EXCHANGED WORDS….
An agreement between the Minister of Foreign & Caricom Affairs Sean Sobers and Venezuela’s ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago Álvaro Sánchez Cordero. Talks yesterday are said to have opened the door, to diplomatic discussions over recent tensions between the two … Continue reading
WARNING WAS UNNECESSARY…
Political leader of The Movement for Social Justice is recommending greater diplomacy, following the prime minister’s verbal warning to Venezuela. Last week the Venezuela government claimed that Colombian terrorists entered its territory via Trinidad and Tobago. Prime Minster Kamla Persad-Bissessar … Continue reading
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