VideosWednesday, May 22, 2013
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MORE NO CONFIDENCE MOTION
It's not all a lie-That's the response of a former Cabinet member as his colleagues in the Parliament have been toeing the line in the Parliament dismissing the Opposition Leader's allegation of a conspiracy among members of the Cabinet in the Section 34 fiasco as false. Read More » 
WARNER NEWS CONFERENCE
I had nothing to do with that. That's how Jack Warner responded to claims he had a hand in leaking information to the PNM allegedly involving his former cabinet colleagues. Read More » 
AG SPEAKS UP ON EMAILS
With little time between contributions to peruse the email bundle read from by the Opposition Leader, the Attorney General was unable to dissect the document. Read More » 
LAND FOR LANDLESS
After the checks and balances are carried out five-hundred people are expected to have access to land to begin constructing their homes. Read More » 
MERRY BOYS WIN
Merry Boys beat First Citizens Clarke Road in their second quarter-final clash with the game reduced to five overs per side due to rains. Read More » 
CALEDONIA BEAT PORTMORE 1
Caledonia AIA are one step closer to Concacaf Champions League football. Read More » 
CITY COUNCIL PROTEST
Workers from the Port of Spain City Corporation demand payment of outstanding monies. Read More » 
RAMADAR ON EMAIL
The Leader of the Congress of the People says the truth must be found regarding the thread of email alleging a conspiracy in the Section 34 matter. Read More » 
Rowley reads emails in Parliament
The Opposition Leader says emails allegedly written between senior Cabinet members on the Section 34 fiasco paint a disturbing picture of a government conspiracy against the Director of Public Prosecutions and a newspaper reporter. Read More » 
Anand responds to Rowley’s no confidence motion
The person who led the Government's response to the motion was not an MP but a Senator - the Attorney General himself. Read More » 
Jack walks again
He's still a member of the United National Congress, but Jack Warner says the Party may be in trouble when it tries to secure a second term in office if it continues on its current path. Read More » |
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