Music from behind the Bridge: Steelband Aesthetics and Politics in Trinidad and Tobago: Steelband Spirit and Politics in Trinidad and Tobago
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A continuation of interlocking directorships in Trinidad and Tobago’s public and private enterprises allows for the door to ’remain open for conflicts of interest to tempt those in positions of power to abuse their status for personal gain’ says Transparency International (TI).
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LUKE DE CAIRES saved a match point en route to upsetting Richard Chung in a three-set thriller yesterday to advance to the men’s final of the inaugural Tennis Association of Trinidad and Tobago’s Open Singles Tournament at Eddie Taylor Public Courts, King George V Park, St Clair.
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MORE than 200,000 people grapple with the burdens of poverty in Trinidad and Tobago every day.
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Communal, proportional, or semi-proportional representation has consistently been on demand in one form or another during almost every election campaign that has been conducted in Trinidad and Tobago since the 1920s. The 1986 election was however an exception.
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This week’s Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) has become much bigger than anticipated with climate change assuming top priority, Energy Minister Conrad Enill said yesterday, following the People’s National Movement’s general council meeting at the prime minister’s constituency office in San Fernando.
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RESIDENTS of Sea Lots burned tyres, blocking off traffic heading west along the Beetham Highway yesterday, protesting against what they labelled as discrimination. The action brought out five vanloads of police.
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Richard Jones and Curtis Cox are expected to match strides at the Sevilla Golf Course in Couva this afternoon, in the National Cross Country Championship men’s eight-kilometre event.
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The Government's commitment to civil society has never been stronger than with the establishment of the People's Space, says Minister of Community Development, Culture and Gender Affairs Marlene Mc Donald.
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Outgoing queen Ru-Ann Cabralis had the pleasure of crowning her sister, Rae-Ann Cabralis, of the Malick Folk Performing Company, as the 2009 Miss La Reine Rive Queen on Friday following the competition’s final at the Queen’s Hall, St Ann’s.
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’I believe this whole human-induced climate change issue is a huge fraud and really a non-issue,’ says UWI lecturer Reynold Stone.
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When Europe went through the so-called Middle Ages, a curtain of darkness fell over it. Things were visible in the physical world, but explanations of their existence could not be found.
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Port of Spain had no concert hall until 1959 when Queen’s Hall was built on the edge of St. Ann’s. Pressure for the building of a concert hall was led by the redoubtable Mrs Helen May Johnstone, universally called Ma John, by all of those who knew her.
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Nov 21, Colombo: Sri Lankan Prime Minister Rathnasiri Wickramanayaka and Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama are to participate in the 21st Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) to be held in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad from November 27-29.
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In a bid to strong-arm the Sunday Express and do damage containment on a special investigative series on the behind-the-scenes wheeling and dealing that brought iconic giant CL Financial to its knees, former top executive Patrick Patel has filed a pre-action protocol letter seeking to block publication of the second installment and made a demand for compensation for what his attorneys say was ’injury...
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Scores of residents of both La Brea and Claxton Bay took to the streets yesterday to protest Government’s insistence on building the Alutrint smelter plant at the Industrial Estate, La Brea, and the Essar steel mill and port at Claxton Bay.
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