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Mistake to shut down Petrotrin - Vimarsana News

Mistake to shut down Petrotrin

TRINIDAD and Tobago “cannot withstand” the economic impact of shutting down another State-owned enterprise like the former Petrotrin oil refinery, economist Dr Marlene Attz has said.

INTEREST IN SAUDI ARABIA IN T&T REFINERY - Vimarsana News

INTEREST IN SAUDI ARABIA IN T&T REFINERY

The Prime Minister says that during his trip to Saudi Arabia, there were discussions regarding this country's mothballed oil refinery in Point-a-Pierre.

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What is really changing? - Vimarsana News

What is really changing?

On Thursday, I got up and decided to see what was going on Morning Edition. There he was, the representative of San Juan Business Persons lamenting the state of crime

Two workers injured in industrial incident at Point Lisas - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Two workers injured in industrial incident at Point Lisas - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

WHILE the probe is continuing into the incident at NiQuan which led to the death of Allan Lane Ramkissoon, there is a report of another industrial accident resulting in injury at the Point Lisas Industrial Estate (PLIPDECO). Details are sketchy, but information reaching the Newsday indicate that the incident which occurred shortly before midnight on

Point-a-Pierre MP demands NiQuan report - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Point-a-Pierre MP demands NiQuan report - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Opposition United National Congress (UNC) member and Pointe-a-Pierre MP David Lee, on Sunday, rejected the Prime Minister’s comments on the release of a NiQuan Energy Trinidad Ltd accident report that he said was protected because NiQuan was a private entity. Lee was referring to an expected report on an investigation into a fire at NiQuan's