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Mayor: Only people traffic on the Avenue soon - Vimarsana News

Mayor: Only people traffic on the Avenue soon

Mayor: Only people traffic on the Avenue soon MELISSA DOUGHTY AND SHANE SUPERVILLE PEOPLE CAN look forward to the pedestrianisation of Ariapita Avenue, Port of Spain, soon. The avenue will be closed to traffic and be only accessible to people at certain times, Port of Spain Mayor Joel Martinez told Newsday on Friday. Martinez said this and other plans are some of the ways the city is moving along with its revitalisation plans. He spoke with Newsday after the launch of the Commonwealth Garden at Wildflower Park, Serpentine Road, St Clair. Last year the Prime Minister announced plans to revital...

Parties report low voter turnout - Vimarsana News

Parties report low voter turnout

Parties report low voter turnout by 20210126 PDP leader Farley Augustine after voting at the Speyside Anglican Primary School in yesterday’s THA election. VINDRA GOPAUL-BOODAN Of­fi­cial fig­ures, in­clud­ing vot­er turnout, will be re­leased by the Elec­tions and Bound­aries Com­mis­sion (EBC) but PNM To­ba­go of­fi­cials and UNC’s chair­man yes­ter­day re­port­ed low turnouts in To­ba­go and Trinidad elec­tions re­spec­tive­ly. In To­ba­go’s THA elec­tions, 51,062 peo­ple were el­i­gi­ble to vote. In the five by-elec­tions, there was a to­tal of 3...

Tributes to 'Uncle Coto' - Trinidad Guardian - Vimarsana News

Tributes to 'Uncle Coto' - Trinidad Guardian

Tributes to ‘Uncle Coto’ 20210122183230 20210122 FLASHBACK - Hon. Clifton De Coteau, Minister of National Diversity and Social Integration, receives a poppy upon entry to the Parliament, in this photo from November 2012. The poppies are distributed in commemoration of Remembrance Day. (Image courtesy Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago) Rad­hi­ca De Sil­va and Gail Alexan­der UNC founder Bas­deo Pan­day: “ I ex­tend deep con­do­lences to his fam­i­ly, and best wish­es for their com­fort in this sad time . I hope he rests in peace.” Op­po­si­tion Leader Kam­la Per­sad...

PNM stands with Young - Vimarsana News

PNM stands with Young

PNM stands with Young Friday 15 January 2021 Belmont Secondary School student Jaheim Charles receives a laptop from Senator Laurel Lezama-LeeSing, as The Youth Mobilisation Foundation presents electronic devices to students of the Belmont community at the school on, Belmont Circular Road, Belmont, Thursday. - ROGER JACOB SENATOR Laurel Lezama-Lee Sing on Thursday asked residents of Port of Spain/St Ann’s West to “let their voices be heard” in support of their MP Stuart Young who will face a motion of no confidence in Parliament next Friday. The motion is expected to be debated durin...

UNC, PNM fight over TV presenter's comments - Vimarsana News

UNC, PNM fight over TV presenter's comments

Friday 8 January 2021 A war of words erupted between the PNM and the UNC on Friday, the day after CNC Morning Brew presenter Natalee Legore drew comparisons between supporters of outgoing US President Donald Trump storming the Capitol in Washington, DC (fuelled by Trump's claims that last November's US presidential election was fraudulent) and claims of election fraud by the UNC in last August's general election. Amidst the verbal feud between the PNM and UNC, rumours circulated that the TV station had fired the Jamaican-born Legore and CNC3 journalist Akash Samaroo, who co-hosts the Morning ...