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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By: Elizabeth Gonzales
One political scientist is accusing Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and his Government of only now waking up from their slumber to deal with Tobago's crime problem.
By: Elizabeth Gonzales
In the recent past, applying for a driving licence in Dubai was stressful and time-consuming. From processing all the requirements to jumping through hoops..
By: Elizabeth Gonzales
If you're a new Dubai resident that already have a driving licence from your home country, the thought that you may have to apply for a new driving permit ..
Tobago Correspondent A meeting held by the Tobago Oil Spill Relief Committee to address compensation for fisherfolk affected by the February 7 oil spill ended in frustration and anger on Monday evening.
Tobago officials are hoping that the $50 million received from the Central Government on Wednesday for the oil spill clean-up will be used to clear debts and assist affected fishermen.
Tobago Correspondent The Integrity Commission (IC) is probing allegations involving Secretary in the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Ian
At the launch of the scouts' camp at Roxborough Secondary School, Chief Secretary Farley Augustine took the time to speak directly to the boys, urging
By: Elizabeth Gonzales
Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says intelligence is now at the heart of Tobago's crime-fighting efforts as the island prepares to accommodate a cohort of officers and Defence Force personnel.
By: Elizabeth Gonzales
TEMA is now saying Tobago may need another six weeks to fully recover from Hurricane Beryl.
Comfort Inn and Suites Tobago has achieved Green Key certification, marking a milestone for the two-year-old hotel.
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