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IF, as some say, that our country is a failed state and on the edge of collapse, how come no complaint has emerged of public sector workers or pensioners or

The Central Bank Governor has been called upon to guarantee people there is not another “Clico meltdown” on the horizon.Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar also called on Prime Minister Dr Keith

As the local government election day looms, the trade union movement is yet again calling on the Government to ease the hardship on the population.

Trade union leaders plan to converge on the Financial Complex at 10am to deliver a letter to the Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert.

CARIBBEAN Airlines (CAL) will have to be exempt from the procurement regime or else it would not be able to operate.So said Finance Minister Colm Imbert yesterday as he wound

THE Public Procurement and Public Disposal of Property (Amendment and Validation) Bill was passed in the Senate at 2.37 a.m. yesterday with a vote of 19 for/eight against and three

Government will have to exempt foreign hospitals from the requirements of the procurement act.

The Procurement Bill was passed in the Senate during a marathon sitting that started at 1:30 pm on Thursday and ended at 2:30 this morning. The Bill was passed with

Independent Senators yesterday voiced concerns about the amendments brought by Government to the Procurement legislation, but they signalled support once there were changes.

Attorney Gene­ral Reginald Armour came in for criticism by Oppo­sition MP Saddam Hosein, who slammed him for giving “bad advice” to Finance Minister Colm Imbert, with respect to exemption orders