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US$250,000 for Tobago oil spill
Posted: Thursday, March 7, 2024
CAF approves US$250,000 for Tobago oil spill
CAF–Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean–has approved a donation of US$250,000 to Trinidad and Tobago to alleviate the effects of the oil spill that has affected the coast of Tobago.
Most of those against tax have property abroad
"If you hear somebody saying that their tax is $9,000 or $25,000, then they have something that attracts that tax. And for the people who are voting, if you don't have no house, you have no tax to pay. And if you have a little house in the corner, your tax is imminently affordable."
Rowley said the property tax law was passed in 2009 and so it was almost 15 years that people have not been paying a tax that they are required to pay.
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The victim, 55-year-old Vince Deckle aka "Dublo" was walking towards his vehicle around 3pm, when a gunman approached him and shot him several times about his body.
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