Elizabeth Gonzales is a journalist based in Port Of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. She writes for Guardian Media Limited and her work has also appeared in Trinidad and Tobago Newsday. Elizabeth covers a range of topics including local news, crime, politics, and human interest stories.
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Elizabeth Gonzales primarily focuses on reporting evolving local stories, government announcements, and breaking news in Trinidad & Tobago. Her articles predominantly cover crime-related incidents and government/political developments.
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Tobago Correspondent Following an inspection by a Panamanian certification society inspector after a fire on board the Cabo Star on August 20, the vessel is expected to return to service next week.
For most residents in the country, receiving salary on time is not just a matter of convenience but a necessity for managing personal finances effectively
By: Elizabeth Gonzales
Tobago Correspondent Chief Secretary Farley Augustine is urging Tobagonians to strive to be and do better, as he lamented the challenges the island faces with crime and criminality.
By: Elizabeth Gonzales
Men working in the federal government and private sectors can use their paternity leave within six months of their child's birth
Tobago Correspondent Frustrated over the planned upgrade at Store Bay, some vendors and reef tour operators vowed to go to war with the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) for a fair and transparent process.
By: Elizabeth Gonzales
Tobago Correspondent Although the Division of Education, Research and Technology reported that all schools across Tobago reopened smoothly
By: Elizabeth Gonzales
The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association said that not all schools in Tobago were ready to open, based on issues that arose on the first and second days of the new academic year.
Police executed a search warrant for the electronic devices of Tobago House of Assembly Infrastructure Secretary Trevor James, following an application made by Cpl Makeal Seechan of the Intelligence and Investigations Unit.
Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Secretary in the Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and Urban Development Trevor James has vowed to seek legal
By: Elizabeth Gonzales
A political storm is brewing in Tobago, after Chief Secretary Farley Augustine yesterday accused the People's National Movement (PNM) of using state agencies to target his team.
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