Chief Secretary, Orville London recently met with Centrica – the oil company, which sought to undertake exploration and drilling for natural gas off the shores of Tobago.
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London’s last Election
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Mary Alexander is claims that her grandson is being harassed constantly by police officers in Tobago. She said that on many occasions he has been taken into custody for being in the wrong place at the wrong time and has also been assaulted while in their custody.
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Security intensified for Easter
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PM refutes claims of political ploy for the upcoming THA elections
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TRHA employees give Ultimatum
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