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'No need for forensic investigation' | News Extra - Vimarsana News

'No need for forensic investigation' | News Extra

There is no need for a forensic investigation into the financial ope­rations of Trinidad and Tobago’s embassy in Belgium, said Trade and Industry Minister Paula Gopee-­Scoon.

Foreign Minister: New bank account for embassy in Belgium by July - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Foreign Minister: New bank account for embassy in Belgium by July - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

BY July, the TT embassy in Brussels, Belgium should have a new bank account, after the old one was closed. In February, the Prime Minister said the closure was not a result of TT's being named in the EU's tax blacklist. “The closing of the accounts of some diplomatic missions by Belgian banks came as

Battle for PoS - Vimarsana News

Battle for PoS

The capital city of Port of Spain will be a battleground in the August 14 local government election, with three dozen candidates vying for votes.Five political parties and one independent

LGE candidates concerned about crime, poverty, infrastructure - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

LGE candidates concerned about crime, poverty, infrastructure - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

CRIME, poverty and the repair and maintenance of roads and other infrastructure are among the chief concerns that several candidates who put in their nomination papers for the local government election intend to address once elected. Several candidates raised those issues as the key needs of the people of Port of Spain as they applied

ELECTION FEVER – hundreds vie for local government seats - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

ELECTION FEVER – hundreds vie for local government seats - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

HUNDREDS of candidates in 14 corporations across Trinidad on Monday filed forms on nomination day for 141 seats in the August 14 local government elections. Speaking to Newsday at 7.30 pm, after the 9 am-12 noon period for filing, Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC) corporate communications officer Bobbi Rogers said she was still receiving information