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Chaguaramas, Trinidad and Tobago

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Open Letter to Saviour of the Trinity Cross Key Keeper of City Guardian of Demokrissy

The More Things Change: From  Montage of Articles & Columns on Social and Economic Development (c) KrisRampersadArchives2016 Dear Father Tony, Please hear my plea, To revive the economy Try that city key Tho of you and me Dey making bobolee And the poor already Heading to vagrancy Save this country We call La Trinity  I may call you that, Dear Father Tony, may I not, although we is not family,…

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‘I go down to the same sea by another road’ from White Egrets, Ch 5, III. Derek Walcott. Mother with congregation, Spiritual Shouter Baptist, Chaguaramas, Trinidad.

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[ad_1] Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley said on Wednesday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit marked a “historic moment” for the Caricom countries and that they were honoured to have the summit between India and the group of island countries of the Caribbean Sea. “I think we are all happy that we can have this opportunity to meet with PM Narendra Modi. It is a historic moment for most of us in CARICOM to be able to meet with and have the CARICOM-India at the level of Heads of Government.,” the Barbados PM said. She said the visit at the level of heads of Government highlights the strength of the relationship between the countries. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, upon his arrival in Guyana today, received a warm welcome from the President of Guyana, Irfaan Ali, as well as the Prime Ministers of Grenada, Dickon Mitchell, and Barbados, Mia Mottley, along with four ministers from Guyana, at a hotel in Georgetown. The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) comprises 21 countries, 15 member states, and six associate members. It is home to approximately sixteen million citizens, 60 per cent of whom are under the age of 30, and from the main ethnic groups of Indigenous Peoples, Africans, Indians, Europeans, Chinese, Portuguese and Javanese, as stated by its official website. CARICOM came into being in 1973 with the signing of the Treaty of Chaguaramas. The Treaty was later revised in 2002 to allow for the eventual establishment of a single market and a single economy. According to the official website, CARICOM rests on four main pillars: economic integration, foreign policy coordination, human and social development, and security. The Barbados PM, while speaking to ANI, observed that the last time the leaders met was on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. She said that their interactions ” speak of the strength of the relationship between the two regions.” India and Barbados enjoy close and cordial relations and interact actively in the UN, Commonwealth, NAM, and other international forums. A statement by the External Affairs Ministry highlighted that Barbados has supported India’s candidature on various multilateral platforms, including elections of different bodies under the UN. Approximately 3000 people of Indian origin have settled in Barbados, most of whom have since acquired local nationality. Significantly, PM Modi was the first Indian PM to visit the Caribbean country in 56 years. During his visit, PM Modi will address a special sitting of Guyana’s parliament. He will also join leaders from the Caribbean partner countries for the 2nd India- CARICOM Summit. In a press briefing ahead of the PM’s visit to Guyana, the Ministry of External Affairs noted that the Prime Minister’s visit comes at the invitation of Guyanese President Mohammad Irfaan Ali. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley said on Wednesday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit marked a “historic moment” for the Caricom countries and that they were honoured to have the summit between India and the group of island countries of the Caribbean Sea. “I think we are all happy that we can have this opportunity to meet with PM Narendra Modi. It is a historic moment for most of us in CARICOM to be able to meet with and have the CARICOM-India at the level of Heads of Government.,” the Barbados PM said. She said the visit at the level of heads of Government highlights the strength of the relationship between the countries. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, upon his arrival in Guyana today, received a warm welcome from the President of Guyana, Irfaan Ali, as well as the Prime Ministers of Grenada, Dickon Mitchell, and Barbados, Mia Mottley, along with four ministers from Guyana, at a hotel in Georgetown. The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) comprises 21 countries, 15 member states, and six associate members. It is home to approximately sixteen million citizens, 60 per cent of whom are under the age of 30, and from the main ethnic groups of Indigenous Peoples, Africans, Indians, Europeans, Chinese, Portuguese and Javanese, as stated by its official website. CARICOM came into being in 1973 with the signing of the Treaty of Chaguaramas. The Treaty was later revised in 2002 to allow for the eventual establishment of a single market and a single economy. According to the official website, CARICOM rests on four main pillars: economic integration, foreign policy coordination, human and social development, and security. The Barbados PM, while speaking to ANI, observed that the last time the leaders met was on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. She said that their interactions ” speak of the strength of the relationship between the two regions.” India and Barbados enjoy close and cordial relations and interact actively in the UN, Commonwealth, NAM, and other international forums. A statement by the External Affairs Ministry highlighted that Barbados has supported India’s candidature on various multilateral platforms, including elections of different bodies under the UN. Approximately 3000 people of Indian origin have settled in Barbados, most of whom have since acquired local nationality. Significantly, PM Modi was the first Indian PM to visit the Caribbean country in 56 years. During his visit, PM Modi will address a special sitting of Guyana’s parliament. He will also join leaders from the Caribbean partner countries for the 2nd India- CARICOM Summit. In a press briefing ahead of the PM’s visit to Guyana, the Ministry of External Affairs noted that the Prime Minister’s visit comes at the invitation of Guyanese President Mohammad Irfaan Ali. [ad_2] Source link

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Fun-Filled Game Night: Viral Videos and Trends with Joyful Seniors!

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New office for shipping services and warehouse facilities is now open in Trinidad and Tobago

Leading provider of comprehensive port agency and maritime services, Inchcape Shipping Services, announced the opening of a new office in Chaguaramas and a bonded warehouse in Point Lisas, Trinidad and Tobago. This expansion will bolster the growing offshore market and extend our capabilities to serve our customers, reinforcing our unwavering commitment to supporting global trade and local…

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Summer and Holiday Employment

Are you looking for Summer and Holiday Employment Opportunity? We are conducting WALK-IN INTERVIEWS for Lifeguards and Slide Attendants – May, 28 2024 Walk in any time between the hours of 9am and 1pm Bring your Resume ID 2 references Certificate of Character (COC) or receipt of COC Our Park is located in Chaguaramas and the entrance for the interviews will be on the AMUSEMENT PARK side of the…

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The Caribbean People group (

The Caribbean People group (CARICOM) is a provincial association that advances financial reconciliation, participation, and joint effort among its part states in the Caribbean district. It was laid out on July 4, 1973, with the marking of the Settlement of Chaguaramas, which is otherwise called the CARICOM Arrangement. CARICOM is settled in Georgetown, Guyana, and is one of the essential local associations in the Caribbean.

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Key angles and elements of CARICOM include:

Economic Integration: CARICOM means to encourage monetary joining among its part states. This incorporates drives to advance streamlined commerce, the development of merchandise, administrations, and capital inside the locale, and the improvement of a typical market. The Caribbean Single Market and Economy (CSME) is a huge part of this combination cycle.

Cooperation and Collaboration: Part states work together on many issues, including local security, wellbeing, instruction, transportation, and fiasco the executives. CARICOM gives a stage to nations to cooperate to address normal difficulties.

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Regarded as Trinidad’s first great painter, Michel-Jean Cazabon was born 210 years ago on Corinth Estate in Naparima, San Fernando on this day in 1813. He became famous internationally as an artist who was renowned for his paintings of Trinidad’s sceneries, as well as his portraits of planters, merchants, and the working class during the 19th century.

Cazabon's paintings are to be cherished not only for their beauty, but also for their historical importance, as his paintings have left us with a clear picture of what many aspects of life was like in Trinidad throughout much of the 19th century. His detailed depictions of everyday life are significant for showcasing an untouched Trinidad, before the age of heavy industrialisation during the 20th century.

Additionally, he chose formerly enslaved persons and indentured immigrants as subjects for his portraits, from the plains of Caroni and the tropical forests of Chaguaramas; a unique decision during that time to not choose the wealthy colonial authorities instead.

Cazabon came from a family of “free coloured” immigrants from Martinique who migrated to Trinidad following the Cedula of Population of 1783, and this may have influenced the topics he chose to depict in his art.

He was sent to Paris during the 1830s to study medicine, but instead focused on art and studied under the master painter Paul Delaroche. His pieces were exhibited at the Louvre Museum in Paris and in many galleries throughout Italy and the United Kingdom. He subsequently settled at home in Trinidad where he taught art, and Lord Harris - Governor from 1848 to 1854 - became his patron and collected many of his pieces before Cazabon’s passing in 1888.

This photo showing a drawing of Corbeaux Town, Port of Spain by M J. Cazabon is courtesy of the book “Album of Trinidad: From Drawings by M. J. Cazabon”, which is part of the National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago Special Collection.

References: Cazabon, Michel J. Album of Trinidad 1857. M.N. Pereira, 2002.

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Trinidad Y Tobago , policía investiga.

La Policía de Trinidad y Tobago está investigando la desaparición de una mujer venezolana que estaba en el centro de detención de inmigrantes de la Guardia Costera del helipuerto de Chaguaramas, donde se han reportado abusos sexuales. Según publicaron este sábado los medios locales, la mujer desapareció después de quejarse de que el personal administrativo del helipuerto abusó sexualmente de…