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Analyst: PP's ethics can be the question
Posted: Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Analyst: PP's ethics can be the question
While the People's Partnership Government has the parliamentary numbers to withstand calls for Attorney General Anand Ramlogan's resignation, a challenge could arise concerning public perception about the PP's ethics, political analyst Derek Ramsamooj has said.
Manning: I won't have voted for Section 34
EVEN as the PNM seeks to attack the Government over the Section 34 fiasco, former PNM political leader Patrick Manning yesterday launched an attack on current political leader Dr Keith Rowley
I would not have voted for bill
Ex-PM Manning
$1.2M HEIST
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TIM seeks legal advice
Education Ministry yet to release national scholarships list five days after public announcement
PNM seeks to survive
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Rowley to Moonilal: Release the info on me
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Seepersad-Bachan missed Cabinet on Section 34
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COP in meeting over stay-or-leave issue
Should the Congress of the People (COP) leave or stay in the People's Partnership Government?
COP chairman: Move AG, if he acts in bad faith
Chairman of the Congress of the People (COP) Joseph Toney believes if Attorney General (AG) Anand Ramlogan is found to have been acting in "bad faith" on the Section 34 issue he should be removed.
Justice Minister takes oath today
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$2.5M to 'fix' Laventille
Starting this week, work should begin to restore sporting facilities in several areas of Laventille at a cost of $2.5 million.
Warner: Talks on First Citizens for Laventille $2.5m will be spent to boost sporting facilities
Rambachan wants more money for Local Govt
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Thomas-Felix appeals for more space
As new law term of Industrial Court opens...
Need for conciliatory approach to problem solving
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Eight vendors break ranks, move into market
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Cedros residents stage fiery protests
Angry over bad roads, unemployment, poor healthcare...
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Teen stabbed 22 times
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Schoolboy, 17, held with shotgun
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Belmont man on 25 counts of having sex with a minor
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Mom, son held for murder
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