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ExxonMobil no Santa Claus
Posted: Thursday, August 14, 2025
Trade unionist: ExxonMobil no Santa Claus
Trade unionist and attorney Clyde Weatherhead is among those who are skeptical about the benefits of the Exxon deal.
Expert: Venezuela no threat to ExxonMobil deal
FOREIGN affairs expert Dr Anthony Gonzales does not consider Venezuela to pose any threat to a massive deal struck between TT and ExxonMobil search and drill for oil and gas in ultra-deep waters 150 miles off the east coast of Trinidad. The former head of the Institute of International Relations, UWI, St Augustine, spoke to Newsday on August 13.
US revokes visas of Brazilian officials over Cuban medical programme
The US State Department took steps to revoke visas and impose restrictions on several Brazilian government officials and former Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) officials, and their family members for their part in Cuba's medical programme which saw thousands of its medical professionals working overseas, an August 13 statement from the US State Department said.
$47m in legal fees for failed Beetham wastewater plant
THE National Gas Company (NGC) has spent $47.4 million on litigation tied to the Beetham Water Recycling Plant, with the bulk paid to local and British attorneys, according to documents obtained by Newsday.
PM sounds the alarm!
urges citizens to invest in panic buttons amid deep-seated crime fears
Crime victims share trauma, seek justice
PM hosts consultation on proposed stand-your-ground law
Consider a panic button...I have one, says Kamla
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has disclosed that she has a panic button at her Philippine home to ward off criminals.
CoP defends right to self defence, as police kill 10 during SoE
It was pointed out to Guevarro by host Marlan Hopkinson that ten people had been killed in police-involved shootings since the state of emergency (SoE) began on July 18.
Guevarro responded by asking the public to consider how they would feel if newspaper headlines reported police officers killed in the line of duty.
$9B on kerosene? PM says it's time to restart the refinery
Slowest port in the region'
Tancoo, DOMA say business facing crisis over delays in PoS...
A giant problem in t&t
...call for swift action to battle gaS threat to nation's food supply
Hotelier: Tobago's international tourist arrivals have dropped by 70 per cent
Punisher symbol on CoP's uniform sparks outcry: Disciplinary request made
Drunk driver fined $10,000 for fatal accident
The driver allegedly involved in last week's fatal accident in Penal has been fined $10,000 and disqualified from driving after appearing in court on a drunk driving charge.
Mervyn Joseph pleaded guilty on Tuesday to driving under the influence of alcohol, four days after the accident that claimed the life of Barrackpore labourer Habib John. Another person, Ann Marie Codrington-Mitchell, a pensioner, was also injured.
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