Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago; the anniversary of the day of protest in 1937. This effectively led to the recognition of the modern trade union movement and now it is recognized annually, on the 19th of June
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Tobago Athletes Depart
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Woes at Cyd Gray Complex
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Claudia Sea Visit
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Investigation launched in fisherman found
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Light and Life Successful at Film Festival
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Canaan man sets himself ablaze
Tired of the agonizing and excruciating pains he had been suffering since 2009, a 44 year old contractor ended his life on Wednesday morning by setting himself ablaze.