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Youve been watching cnn. Youve been watching White House Briefing on the same day senator al franken said he would resign in the next coming weeks. The women accuse ds him of groping or forcing them to kiss him. More than 30 of senator franken democrat colleagues has called for him to step down. Hes been a senator since 2009 spoke from the senate floor just a couple hours ago. I was shocked. I was upset. But in responding to their claims, i also wanted to be respectful of that broader conversation. Because all Women Deserve to be heard and their experiences taken seriously. I think that was th...

Oropouche West MP Dr Roodal Moonilal is calling on Finance Minister Colm Imbert to say whether more of TT’s embassies and missions have had their bank accounts closed due to running afoul of money laundering laws. He made the statement following the disclosure by the PM in Parliament on Friday that the impending closure of

The Prime Minister said the impending closure of a bank account for the TT Embassy in Brussels, Belgium, was not a result of TT being named in the EU list of non-co-operative jurisdictions. Dr Rowley was responding to questions posed to him by Opposition representatives in Parliament on Friday. “The closures are being done as

Girl Be Heard TT auditions open Saturday 27 February 2021 Girls Be Heard (GBHTT) 2020 cohort following a performance at the little Caribe Theatre, White and Robert Streets in Woodbrook. - AUDITIONS are open for the 2021 cohort of the Girl Be Heard TT (GBHTT) girls empowerment programme. The audition will take place virtually this year, with the deadline for submissions being March 5. Girl Be Heard TT is an offshoot of the Girl Be Heard (GBH) programme which began in New York City and has toured eight countries. The programme empowers teenage girls through theatre-making, spoken word, and son...

Screen grabs of Venezuelan nationals demonstrating outside the T&T Embassy in Washington, USA, last week. A group of Venezuelans who protested outside Trinidad and Tobago’s Embassy in Washington last Friday have noted “accidents” happening between T&T and Venezuela – but they said their protest was really to get T&T’s Government to stop “supporting” the Nicolas Maduro administration. The Washington protest last week was the latest against T&T. Three others were staged last week outside of T&T’s Embassy in Caracas, where some Venezuelans in those groups blamed T&T for the recen...