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Trini feared killed in US strike
Posted: Thursday, October 16, 2025
Trini feared killed in US strike
Relatives suspect Las Cuevas man and another Trini were victims of US strike...
2 Trinis killed in latest US strike
... Las Cuevas families condemn latest bombings off Venezula; deny dead fishermen were involved in drug trafficking
Trump authorizes C.I.A. operations in Venezuela
After multiple lethal strikes on Venezuelan vessels and a death toll of at least 27, US President Donald Trump today confirmed that his administration has authorised the US Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A.) to conduct covert operations within the South American country.
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Alcohol, tobacco duties to apply locally first
CONTRARY to a common misconception, the increased customs duties on alcohol, beer and tobacco will be levied on local products first as well as imported ones. Further, the increased duties would be applied to local products first.
Tancoo: Hotel school to be reopened
Finance Minister Davendranath Tancoo has announced the government's intention to reopen the TT Hospitality and Tourism Institute (TTHTI) in Chaguaramas
Middle class can afford wider range of vehicles
TTADA on budget
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‘Chris Must List' rejects offer to plead guilty to sedition
Hughes, who remains out on $100,000 bail, dismissed the latest offer by local officials to work it out before going to trial.
1 dead, 2 schoolboys among 3 wounded in Brasso shooting
Construction worker Christopher Ricardo "Ricky" Joseph, 20, was killed in the early hours of October 15, when gunmen opened fire at a house along Caparo Valley Brasso Road, central Trinidad.
His brother Colly Joseph, 23, as well as 15-year-old Jerryl Ganness of Los Attajos, and 16-year-old Darias Shadrack, students of Tabaquite Secondary School, were also shot and wounded.
9 Venezuelans charged with illegal entry
Five of them were each fined $1,000, with 60 days allowed for payment. In default, they will serve seven days' simple imprisonment.
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