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Five candidates vie for St Joseph
Posted: Monday, November 4, 2013
Five candidates vie for St Joseph
Today is decision day for five candidates competing to gain the majority of the 26,891 votes in the St Joseph constituency.
BATTLE FOR ST JOSEPH
Tight race for St Joseph seat
Did ILP really split the vote?
Even if all 102,814 votes cast for the ILP in the local government elections were added to the People's Partnership (PP) total, the PNM would still control the Por-of-Spain, San Fernando, Arima, Point Fortin, Diego Martin, San Juan/Laventille and Tunapuna/Piarco Corporations today.
Man found dead in cell at Arouca Police Station
...Cops say he slammed himself against the walls
More women should be at top in business
First Citizens deputy CEO:
Conciliation talks for NP, union
Rowley applauds NQ chairman's dismissal
Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley said he welcomed the "belated dismissal" of the chairman of National Quarries Ltd in the face of reports of serious fraudulent activities at the State enterprise.
EBC ready to start 3rd Moruga recount
Giving voice to the homeless
...New Sando mayor hits the ground running
Panorama champs off to Nigeria
Reigning national Panorama champion Petrotrin Phase II Pan Groove will make a four-day tour to the African continent later this month as part of its first prize.
Local acts save Red Light Concert
...R Kelly disappoints
Obscene language on stage at Extemporama
Obscene language made its way into Saturday night's Extemporama at the Queen's Park Savannah in Port of Spain.
Main road under water
...Point Fortin highway suspected
A walk through history
Late ombudsman's memoir tells of friendship with Rienzi, Selvon
New TTUTA executive to be sworn in today
Newly-elected Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers' Association (TTUTA) president Devanand Sinanan plans to address.
Griffith: Give me 12 months to crush crime
A National Security Operation Centre (NSOC), a counterterrorist unit/K-nine unit stationed at the airport and prisons, a national security training academy and closer ties with South America are just some of the Government's plans to fight crime.
Verdict expected this week in Pixie Lakhan, Taramatie Toolsie murder trial
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