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Sean Douglas focuses on local government and politics in Trinidad & Tobago, particularly around policy announcements and legal regulations. If you have insights into the impact of government policies or can provide analysis on political developments within Trinidad & Tobago, your pitch may resonate with Sean.
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OPPOSITION Leader Pennelope Beckles criticised the absence of Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar from the UNC's press conference on January 4 attended by Foreign Affairs Minister Sean Sobers and Housing Minister David Lee.
By: Sean Douglas
PRIME Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar said ultimately Venezuelans must choose their own leaders, in a statement to Newsday on January 4.
SEVERAL drivers have complained to Newsday about having to fork out an additional late fee of $600 to be paid on top of their standard driver's licence renewal fee of $500, when Newsday visited the licensing office at Wrightson Road, Port of Spain on December 5. Most drivers said they had not been told beforehand of the new late fee.
By: Sean Douglas
DR NEIL PARSAN, TT's permanent representative to the UN, said TT has an equal commitment to both the US and Venezuela, at a UN Security Council emergency meeting at the UN headquarters in New York on January 5.
A GRANDMOTHER died by suicide on January 5, after her infant granddaughter had died by drowning in the family pool at Diego Martin on December 31.
A TOUGH-TALKING Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar vowed to enforce the law against errant drivers to protect law-abiding citizens, yet also leniently promised drivers a future window of opportunity at an unstated time to get their vehicles in order.
TRANSPORT MINISTER Eli Zakour said in the near future errant drivers will be able to seek grace for their vehicular defects but said this would not yet apply and also would not be applied retroactively for offences done now.
OPPOSITION LEADER Pennelope Beckles urged listeners to complain directly to the government about an alleged loss of services in their daily lives since the UNC took office last April.
PAN Trinbago president Beverley Ramsey-Moore expressed her thanks for the government's $2.3 million in funding for unsponsored steel-bands, in a statement via WhatsApp to Newsday on December 9. The grant was announced on December 8 by Culture Minister Michelle Benjamin at the post Cabinet briefing at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann's.
By: Evan Blair, Sean Douglas, Jesse Fink, Myles Smith, Bellah Mae
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