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Trinbago Forever
http://trinbagoforever.blogspot.com/
…a blog about Trinidad and Tobago (Trinbago) primarily for a Trinbagonian audience. Trinbago Forever has a clear literal meaning but is also a contraction to express the concept of a Trinidad and Tobago for everyone, for every occasion.
- Added on: Oct 10th, 2007
- Country: Trinidad and Tobago
- Language: English
- Author: Geddes Davis
- Listed in: Society Politics
- Tags: caribbean trinidad and tobago trinidad tobago trinbago forever trinbago
Recent Posts
Summit All Up
CARICOM Heads meet with Mr. ObamaWell, the 5th Summit of the Americas is over and it remains to be seen what benefits are to be derived from it. However, I, and I am sure, most would agree that, to paraphrase U.S. President Obama, it all depends on ...
Summit Time
The 5th Summit of the Americas is now underway in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago (the first Summit was held in Miami, in 1994). The theme of the Fifth Summit of the Americas, is "Securing Our Citizens' Future by Promoting Human Prosperity, Energy...
Alas: We Own Media Matters
"People perpetuate themselves through the images they create."Errol Sitahal, Tony Hall from And the Dish Ran Away With the SpoonWith the recent closure of Gayelle TV’s News Department one wonders if there is anymore fallout to come with respect to ...
A Citizen's Trust
"If the people cannot trust their government to do the job for which it exists - to protect them and to promote their common welfare - all else is lost."Barack ObamaArguably, it can seem understandable from a government perspective, that when people ...
Ablogged About Crime Again: Time to Snuff It Out
Unfortunately, sometimes I believe I should have a blog just dedicated to crime as this is truly the recurrent issue for Trinidad and Tobago. Crime just seems to have a life of its own which continues virtually unabated and woefully unaddressed. Sure...
Somet'ing SAUTT to pass in mih [my] mout’
Now that we are in the month of October, the Christmas preparation in Trinidad and Tobago begins as this month brings the start of the Parang season. For the wider ‘Net audience, parang is a local word derived from the Spanish parranda, meaning 't...
