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Indian Caribbean Museum in Nat Geo list of 500 sacred places
The Indian Caribbean Museum, described as "a national treasure, a window to the past, and an opportunity to see history come alive", has been cited by a National Geographic publication that showcases 500 of the world's most powerful and spiritual places and guides travellers who wish to visit them. "This is a fitting recognition in just seven years of our existence, especially as we celebrate ...
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Leni Gas Oil provide update on Maxim joint venture in Trinidad
Free to View The following free to view company profiles are part of a select group of companies who have chosen to sponsor free OilVoice access to a University of their ...
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Ex-pilot joins CAL board
Retired BWIA pilot Cpt Azad Niamat will be the newest member of the Caribbean Airlines board of directors, Finance Minister Larry Howai said yesterday.Howai told reporters at the opening ceremony for the TSL Tech Expo at the Hyatt Regency (Trinidad), Port of Spain that he asked Niamat to join the board, and he agreed, so he (Howai) was now in the process of organising his instruments of ...
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Howai aims to pay off wage backlog from 2008 - 2010
Six months into the new financial year, Finance Minster Larry Howai has said that revenues to the State are up, and expenses are down. But this is both a good and bad thing, he said.Howai spoke to reporters yesterday at the opening ceremony for the TSL Tech Expo 2013 at the Hyatt Regency (Trinidad), Port of Spain. "You have to manage expenses, but part of expenditure, particularly on the ...
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Turtle tourism booming in Trinidad village
UP CLOSE: In this May 2 photo, a tourist takes photographs of a leatherback turtle as it heads to the ocean after burying her eggs in the sand at daybreak on a narrow strip of beach in Grande Riviere, Trinidad. Officials with the US-based Sea Turtle Conservancy say Trinidad is now likely the world's leading tourist destination for people to see ...
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
One doesnt have to be a cynic in order to speculate that the decision to split J.K. Rowlings seventh and final Harry Potter novel Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows into two films was primarily an economic one. Given that th ... ...
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Kobo Town A Haunted Jukebox Filled With Caribbean Sounds
, Kobo Town frontman Drew Gonsalves declares his love for the past even as his feet are firmly planted in the present. The music of the Toronto-based band can drift between classic Caribbean pop styles and even verge on hip-hop, but the singer's perspective remains sharply focused, wry and witty. The song "Postcard Poverty," for example, ribs tourists for whom tropical slums ...
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Stressed in Cuba the Need to Increase Links in the Caribbean
Havana, May 22 (Prensa Latina) Caribbean Cultural institutions need to promote and get more cooperation between them, said here Lourdes Croes, Director of the National Library of Aruba, the unique institution of its kind in the ...
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Research and Markets Trinidad Tobago Exploration and Production Market Analysis and Outlook to 2020
"Trinidad & Tobago Exploration and Production (Upstream) Market Analysis and Outlook to 2020 - Drivers, Challenges, Fields, Blocks, Supply- demand and competitive landscape" report to their offering. Trinidad & Tobago oil and gas Exploration and Production industry research work from OGAnalysis is a compulsory report for all analysts involved in the sector. It ...
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The world's best known footballer was speaking after formally announcing his retirement.
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London Marriott Park Lane
Having taken the Heathrow Express to Paddinton station (a 15 minute ride, with trains running every 15 minutes), I then ...
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