Two things done by T&T make US action seem inevitable.
“The prime minister’s plans to have regular military patrols go on in the next few months. The patrols will be guided by health officers, and legislative power used to force compliance. “
For example, when the minister of transport makes a pronouncement on the subject of his ministry, he is making a pronouncement on something which although he has control over, really is more belonging to the ordinary man than it is to him. After all, I have never seen the minister of transport in a maxi.
Are the savings worth our culture?
By 868 Media’s latest video is now up on the website.
At this point, the Coronavirus has infected over four thousand people, most of which are cases inside of mainland China. Thailand has experienced fourteen cases, Hong Kong eight, and Japan seven.
Despite having all the information (about the woman who lost her child in the SFGH) Guardian Media left the story and only decided to “take it on” after 868 Media had already taken it viral, here is how it played out.
SWRHA said management and staff of their organization are “dishearted by the details shared and commiserate with the anguish experienced by the patient and her family.
An investigation is underway after 4 month pregnant lady looses her child due to possible negligence.
The US secretary of states’ website has no indication that either Barbados or TT was invited to participate in the Jamaica meeting. However, media outlets in the US have said Pompeo’s meeting in Jamaica will be held with seven Caribbean countries, five of which were part of the March 2019 meeting. The countries are the Bahamas, Belize, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Saint Lucia.
VIDEO: Everything Trinidad Needs to Know about Chinatown
What you should know about Chinatown Journalist James Lanser dissected the Chinatown project in a recent video explainer on 868 Media’s YouTube Channel. The video highlighted how the project came to be and also featured several interviews. Among the interviewees were Port of Spain mayor Joel Martinez and president of Continue Reading