Trinidad and Tobago's mixed history of presidential nominations - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
HAVE political parties over the years been either consistent or convenient in their attitudes towards nominating active politicians for the presidency?
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HAVE political parties over the years been either consistent or convenient in their attitudes towards nominating active politicians for the presidency?
Over the past two weeks Minister Stuart Young has proclaimed his patriotism and his commitment to the central tenet of our National Anthem
POLITICAL scientist Dr Bishnu Ragoonath says the Prime Minister should not have nominated Senate President Christine Kangaloo as his choice for the presidency.
THE PRIME Minister’s announcement on Friday of the Government’s choice for President lights a fire under the longstanding debate on the nature of the post. Regardless of the fate of the nomination of Senate President Christine Kangaloo when the Electoral College meets later this month, that debate is unlikely to end. “A lot of us
OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has completely rejected Senate President Christine Kangaloo as the Prime Minister's nominee for President, saying Kangaloo is a stting politician, a member of the ruling PNM and a government-appointee. She made her feelings clear at a press conference on Friday, moments after Dr Rowley announced Kangaloo's nomination. She said the UNC's