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TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO - culture, politics, history

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Innovative design by Trinidadian artist and blogger Marlon Darbeau, here . Read Full Story
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This Sea Stallion helicopter, attached to the United States Marines, currently on a visit to Trinidad and Tobago, scouts out the area over Barataria yesterday. From one of Trinidad’s news dailies, Newsday , this very disappointing piece from Sunday, 26 October, 2008: US Marines in TT Sunday, October 26 2008 Members of the public in Laventille, Curepe, certain parts of the East and Central were jolted out of their beds early yesterday by the roaring sounds of two marine helicopters flying over their homes. Some of the concerned persons even telephoned Sunday Newsday to ascertain if the United States Marine Corps were carrying out ... Read Full Story
 
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U.S. Marine Sea Stallion flies low over Barataria on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2008 The Mayor of Arima, Adrian Cabralis, and presumably the Deputy Mayor as well (Ricardo Bharath, who is also the head of the Santa Rosa Carib Community) played host to a contingent of U.S. Marines who are in Trinidad for "Operation Continuing Promise" (CP 2008). This mission comes with little in the way of an advance public announcement, most Trinidadians being very surprised to see two U.S. Marine Sea Stallions flying low and scouting areas along the East-West Corridor on Sunday morning. The government of Patrick Manning is aligned with the Bush ... Read Full Story
 
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Performed by Joanne Foster (2004) Composed by Christophe Grant Dem is patriots [patriots] De soca warriors dey back See dem wave dey red, white and black All dem patriots [patriots] Some does even paint up dey face Like de cascadou dey done taste. If you probe past de superficial Dey bound to leave you amazed Shocked, bewildered and in a daze Cause de same ones who are so vocal Time to put their heads on a block Long ago abandoned dis rock 'Cause when it down to the nitty gritty [Trini to we bone] Dey done fly out to New York city [Trini to ... Read Full Story
 
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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. The name of my song is "Odorous Woman." Now it's not a woman bashing song. It's about one particular woman who, my Prime Minister say, going to come before the end of the year so I trust and hope that you all listen to it and come together at the end of the song and we could stop her from coming. OK? OK? My name is Trinidad, I have real money to spend And when you have money, yuh doesn't want it to end So I seek some advice on how I should invest So when years to come, ... Read Full Story
 
“Another monument to fiscal indiscipline by our government is installed in the name of national pride”: KnowTnT.com still can't get over the cost of the flag in the National Stadium.  
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The Secret Blog of Patrick “Patos” Manning writes a post about the leak of an alleged sex tape of a Trinidad and Tobago-based celebrity: “The most disturbing aspect of the situation, however, is the manner in which I’m hearing this horrific breach of privacy took place. It gives me chills to think that some [...]  
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... communications manager Annabelle Brasnelle she said a technical crew investigated the matter and ascertained the pole belonged to the Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) and that TTEC is only responsible for the street ...  
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TRINIDAD NEWSDAY – “This was the first time in my career that I came across so much liquid cocaine! I never see so much liquid cocaine,” acting Commissioner of Police James Philbert said as he reacted to the discovery of over $8 million of the illegal drug in the basement of a house in Phoenix [...]  
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HAVANA, Cuba (ACN) -- Cuba and Trinidad & Tobago ratified their commercial cooperation bonds during the fourth day of Havana’s 27th International Fair, which winds up on Saturday at the Expocuba complex. Trinidadian ambassador Lester Efebo Wilkinson thanked Cuba for its cooperation in programs.  
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By Paras Ramoutar Port-of-Spain, Nov 8 (IANS) Noted Kathak exponent Pandit Birju Maharaj mesmerised Trinidad and Tobago, capturing the imagination of the packed audience at Queen’s Hall that is a premier venue for cultural shows here. Congress of the People Leader Winston Dookeran and his wife Shirley, Leader of the Opposition Basdeo Panday, former minister Joan Yuille-Williams, [...]  
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As Trinidad and Tobago's National Security Minister makes an inaccurate statement about the processing time for machine-readable passports, B.C. Pires is irritated that the media did not ask questions: “I’ve seen Trinidadians in action so I understand ‘boldfacity'. I don’t understand the people on the other side going along with the lie; because they are [...]  
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Fifty-one heads or their representatives will assemble at The Hyatt for the talks. Two countries have been suspended - the Fiji Islands which was suspended from membership on September 21, 2009 and Nauru, which is in arrears. We continue today a ...  
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ttgapers.com reports that “Prime Minister Patrick Manning and Opposition Leader Basdeo Panday have agreed in principle that Trinidad and Tobago needs a new constitution”, but B.C. Pires is not convinced that was the only item on their agenda: “What you think they will discuss at the ‘Diplomatic Centre'? Matters of national importance? Or matters of [...]  
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“The important thing, I think, is that if you don't want to be a racist, you need to focus on how you treat people, not on how you react to people”: Trinidadian Ian Ramjohn suggests that “in the end, it all boils down to what you're used to.”  
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