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"There's Terror Threat To T20 World Cup": Trinidad And Tobago PM Reveals; ICC Reacts
Dr Keith Rowley, the Prime Minister of Trinidad & Tobago, also said that the security agencies are working to combat terror threats to the T20 World Cup in the Caribbean.
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Trinidad's New Prime Minister, Keith Rowley, Sworn in
Keith Rowley was sworn into office as prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday following his party's victory in Monday's general elections.
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Trinidad and Tobago Marks 170 Years of Arrival of Indians
Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, a person of Indian origin, has commemorated the 170th anniversary of the first arrival of East Indians in the island nation, saying that ethnic Indians were a privileged lot.
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Trinidad's Indian-origin ex-PM freed of corruption charges
Basdeo Panday, Trinidad and Tobago's first Indian-origin prime minister, has been acquitted of charges of failing to declare his assets in a London bank. Panday was facing three charges under the Integrity in Public Life Act 1987, for failing to declare assets amounting to approximately $250,000 held at the National Westminister Bank of Wimbledon ...
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"There's Terror Threat To T20 World Cup": Trinidad And Tobago PM Reveals; ICC Reacts
Dr Keith Rowley, the Prime Minister of Trinidad & Tobago, also said that the security agencies are working to combat terror threats to the T20 World Cup in the Caribbean.
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Trinidad's New Prime Minister, Keith Rowley, Sworn in
Keith Rowley was sworn into office as prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday following his party's victory in Monday's general elections.
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Trinidad and Tobago Marks 170 Years of Arrival of Indians
Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, a person of Indian origin, has commemorated the 170th anniversary of the first arrival of East Indians in the island nation, saying that ethnic Indians were a privileged lot.
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Trinidad's Indian-origin ex-PM freed of corruption charges
Basdeo Panday, Trinidad and Tobago's first Indian-origin prime minister, has been acquitted of charges of failing to declare his assets in a London bank. Panday was facing three charges under the Integrity in Public Life Act 1987, for failing to declare assets amounting to approximately $250,000 held at the National Westminister Bank of Wimbledon ...
