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LET CARMONA CHOOSE
Posted: Saturday, March 9, 2013
LET CARMONA CHOOSE
THE new members of the Integrity Commission should be named by incoming President Anthony Carmona, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has advised outgoing President George Maxwell Richards.
Dear President Richards
The following is the Prime Minister's letter to President George Maxwell Richards on the Integrity Commission
'We're loyal till beyond death'
Fiery, foot-stomping funeral held for Chavez...
Leaders from Cuba to Iran attend
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Parliamentarians pay tribute: 'Chavez changed lives'
Jesse Jackson prays for healing with Venezuela
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AG: Let soldiers fight crime
URGING the use of soldiers to fight crime, Attorney General Anand Ramlogan yesterday listed both legal and operational safeguards on the granting of powers of arrest to soldiers
Rowley: Jack will control military
Cops say No to Bill
Anti-Soldier Petition Launched
Deosaran, Lucky: Regulate precepted soldiers
Vandalism frustrates Highways Division boss
Director of the Highways Division at the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure Roger Ganesh says no matter how many times his division repairs the Powder Magazine walkover elevators in Cocorite they will just as quickly be vandalised.
Manning gets another 42 days' leave
Anti-abuse laws to get tougher
Ramdial on International Women's Day
Defamatory Facebook page upsets DPP
There has, so far, never been an online defamation case in T&T. But there could be a first...
Crime plan will fail unless witnesses get protection
Give anti-corruption body power to arrest and seize
British expert:
Security alert in court
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Magistrate to cops: Be more sensitive to female defendant
THE tardiness of police officers in bringing a woman charged with possession of marijuana to court was met with disapproval yesterday by a magistrate
$4.7M 'ganja' seized
POLICE yesterday seized $4.7 million in marijuana in an exercise which also led to the arrest of two men and seizure of a US Military-issued bullet-proof jacket.
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