trinidad and tobago — trinidad and tobago. trinidad and tobago associates - trinidad and tobago.d and tobago associates itselfl and tobago associates itself with the statements. we welcome the work that was done by the presidency and his team to shepherd us to this point. mr president, while we also can express disappointment at the outcomes, we also see a package that represents balance, as was said by many other distinguished speakers before me. this outcome is one we are prepared to accept. we have, all of us have expended a significant amount of political capital to be here for the last two weeks in the midst of a global pandemic. we are not prepared to leave empty—handed. when we look at this package we see progress across the board. albeit, not enough. we have made some major strides here that we need to capture so that further progress can be made in the very near future. mr president, we have seen progress in finance, we have seen progress in returning to the programme to get on track. what the outcome could have been damage on loss and damage, we are prepared to work wit

is also known for his treatment of slaves and the sanctioning of torture during his governance of trinidad. at the turn of the 19th century. now the museum commissioned a year long project, probing the legacy of picton and plans to re display and re in touch with a portrait in a re angling of the way he's presented. for now, however pickens portrait, which will be replaced, and the museums decision has certainly been met with skepticism. as a journalist, i feel uneasy about this element of censoring history should not picked and remain on display as a reminder to wales of an aspect of its past. no matter how disgraceful is that general sir thomas picked and killed in action at the battle of waterloo. in 1815 history is not yours, discard. history is there to learn from so the same thing never happens again. the museum should be ashamed of itself. sir thomas picton was the most senior british officer to day at waterloo, facing napoleon. his picture has just been removed from welsh national museum. no time for heroes. one day all humans will be canceled. because once upon a time they were ow

he had an appalling track record in terms of his brother's governor of trinidad, particularly in the treatment of the 14 year old girl. but also he showed incredible bravery at the battle of waterloo, when taking on the evil of napoleon. a nice things need to be put into a fuller context, the proper context. but at the same time, censoring people is not the solution. and censoring works of art is not the solution. the past doesn't disappear, just because you're taking down paintings or tearing literature or tearing down statues. you've got to confront these things, head on and put it into a proper context. and that's how you build bridges. and that's how you, you build a coherent society. the british armed forces are wasting billions of pounds a year on procurement contracts, as, according to a new parliamentary spending watchdog report, it comes off to the ministry of defense received a substantial boost to its budget. the department system for delivering major equipment capabilities is broken and is repeatedly wasting taxpayers money. we are deeply concerned about departmental witn

asistentes del maestro fueron testigos del abuso, otros se quiejaron porque no pódian hacer bien su trinidad . >> buenas noches rebeca, en texas hombre condenado a muerte pide ser ejecutado con sacerdote, rezando a su lado y tocándolo, es este hombre sen tenciado por matar a hombre en el 2004, analizan ahora la inusual petición y sus consecuencias, el condenado se conformaría con que se le permitiera tocar sus pies durante la ejecución, y joven camionero latino responsable de accidente en colorado en el 2019 está lleno de remordimiento esto fue el 25 de abril cuando camión im pactó a 26 autos, lo que provocó un voraz incendio, el hombre habló con noticias telemundo lleno de remordimiento . >> todos los días pregunto a dios por qué me dejó vivo, cambiaría mi vida por la de ellos . >_> Él fue acusado por conducción imprudente, enfrentó 41 cargos, fue encontrado culpable de 27, 4 cargos de homicidio vehicular y 6 cargos de agresión en primer grado, estaremos todos pendientes de la audiencia él tiene una petición lño único que le pido a dios todos los días, es que por favor me permita explicar a

president of trinidad & tobago. the general of antigua and governor general of grenade are.ue heads of government. chief justice of barbados, sir patterson cheltenham. national hero of barbados, the right excellent sir garfield st aubrun sobers. members of cabinet, other parliamentarians, members of the judiciary, parliamentarians, members of thejudiciary, members of parliamentarians, members of the judiciary, members of the diplomatic corps, distinguished barbadian �*s each and every one of you. it is with distinct honour tonight that i announce that pursuant to chapter 399 of the laws of barbados, the order of national heroes act. that my government will and has taken the decision to recognise that among us there are persons to whom the eligibility t criteria has set out in section eight of that act and the schedule is entirely applicable. we ask the people of barbados to nominate persons, and many nominations came. and we will do the remaining ones by the national heroes day of 2022. but it is the judgement of this thejudgement of this government that it is appropriate to

he became the youngest to represent l became the youngest to represent wales on his debut against trinidadg up robert earnshaw's second goal-— second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet. — second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet. but _ second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet, but the _ second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet, but the moment - second goal. you can see, quite shy, very quiet, but the moment he i very quiet, but the moment he stepped — very quiet, but the moment he stepped on the pitch, you start to see what— stepped on the pitch, you start to see what we see now as the gareth bale driving past one or two, with speed. _ bale driving past one or two, with speed, with sharpness, after the first session i was like, 0k, speed, with sharpness, after the first session i was like, ok, this young _ first session i was like, ok, this young player is going to be something. young player is going to be something-— young player is going to be somethina. ~ ., , . , ., ., something. with the only welshman to reach 100 caps — something. with the only welshman to

out and asking us as the media to reach out to people who have traveled here from countries like trinidad tobago, or from african states, making sure that these young people's voices are heard. these young people are here and they are not going to be silent. there is also strength in that movement. they are not giving up. they are really not being frustrated. they have decided that they don't want to be frustrated, that that is not the right reaction, that they want to actually do something and keep up the pressure. and they will continue demonstrating. they are coming in shapes, they are coming from everywhere, also in this convention center, making sure they are visible in the herd. brent: our correspondent in glasgow, scotland tonight, thank you. here are some of the other stories we are following for you at this hour. french president emmanuel macron says australia's prime minister, scott morrison, lied to him about the canceled submarine deal. mr. morrison has denied the allegati. australia abandonea multibillion-dollar submarine deal with france in favor of a new pact with the u.s.

trinidad scored against mexico and one player jumped into a pile of snow. there he goes.only 15 degrees. but the conditions in edmonton were just right. they upset mexico 2-1. >>> tiktok users can claim their the social media platform has been illegally collecting personal data from its users without consent. in some places, analyzing faces to determine age, race and gender. tiktok said it agreed to a settlement to avoid a trial. because it has so many users, each claim could be less than $1 per person. >>> scammers are getting more creative as they target bank customers across the country. they are targeting those using zeile. the scammers call victims and sound convincing because they have the name and account number. there's ways to spot the scam. >> you should not be responding to any incoming calls or text messages that claim to be from your bank. they will almost always initiate first an e-mail or another contact. >> experts say there are few safeguards in place to recover your money once it's gone. >>> a major step in alzheimer's research. scientists will begin a t

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also ahead of the commonwealth as a grouping of $54.00 former colonies and really indian nigeria, trinidad, and tobago. but the have been talks in jamaica and australia, about removing queen elizabeth as their head of state. the u. s. is officially removed, the former columbia rubble of fog from its list of terrorist organizations. the decision will allow us agencies to operate and parts of columbia, where former falk fighters live and work on signed a ceasefire. deal with the colombian government in 2016. our white house correspondent, kimberly hall, could explain why this decision was made. know the u. s. made this announcement on the heels of a meeting between a national security council representative for latin america as well as officials in columbia. and part of the reason that this designation his being lifted now is the fact that the united states continues to conduct work in this area and is having difficulty doing so, given the fact that the designation of terror against the fark organization was still in place despite that 2016 peace accord being signed and the more than 10000 m

it's a grouping of $54.00 former colonies, including india, nigeria, and trinidad, and tobago. but there have been talks in jamaica and estella about removing queen elizabeth as their head of state. france that says iran must engage constructively in discussions to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal. representatives from russia, china, germany, france, sandy, you carry met to iranian officials in vienna on monday, the u. s. is there, but it's only holding talks in directly zacharon one sanctions lifted and returned for limits on its nuclear program. nothing is agreed upon until everything is agreed. those are the words from new england deputy foreign minister, alibaba who is leading the reigning delegation here in vienna. you said that so they will continue these talks. and on tuesday there was a working group between the iranians and the europeans about how the united states will remove the sanctions that is imposed on her on since leaving the nuclear deal in 2018. they renew, have a very specific list of demands. and on tuesday evening, the reigning deputy foreign minister met wit

he had an appalling track record in terms of his brother's governor of trinidad, particularly in the treatment of the 14 year old girl. but also she showed incredible bravery at the battle of what to do when taking on the evils of napoleon and niece thinks needs to be put into a fuller context of the proper context. but at the same time, censoring people is not the solution. answering books about is not the solution. the pastors disappear just because you're taking down paintings or tearing electrical, tearing down statues. you've got to confront these things, head on and put it into a proper context. and that's how you build bridges. and that's how you, you build a coherent society. ok, that is all for now. really appreciate your company throughout the evening. don't forget though, there were lots when you stories available on the website, you can check them out. i going to wanting duncan with for years we were told that the way to stimulate the economy was to print money. and then when it became obvious that printing money was actually causing economic decline and bank failure. the

will i from trinidad though, from grenada, and i learned about this whole big island, small island, because lake seen it that has kind of residue of colonialism. yeah. i mean when for us it was cuz my dad was very pale and my mom was a bit darker. ah. so we always had that thing of like, you know, i was, i was kind of pale than other members of my family, but i was dock and other members of my family was weird dichotomy of kind of like, well, you're better because your lighter and your last because your darker, right, i don't know being jamaica and going to may pain when my dad was from and they were to so pale and they just refused to talk to me. yeah. you know, and that was my 1st again, more identity issues because i was like, oh, so i'm in. this is part of jamaica that's reject to me when it's in my, myself, i was, i was, i was jamaican for in through. and so we want to get back to, to being jamaican again, you know, i completely identify with that because when i went to india 1st went to india. when i was by 8 years old with them. and i absolutely refused to eat the food to do anything

head of the commonwealth, such a grouping of $54.00 former colonies, including india, nigeria, and trinidad, and tobago. but there have been talks in jamaica and it's trivia about removing. queen elizabeth says they are head of state, i've gotten me and my delayed the verdicts in the trial of us daily the only fast food she until next week. so she was facing charges of incitement. and violating corona virus restrictions, she was detained in february when the military seized power phones. louis has more on the trial. a source is confirmed that the court in ne p door has deferred the verdict till next monday. but there wasn't a reason given as to why the verdict has been deferred. non political analysts and observers, i've spoken to say they wouldn't have been surprised if on san sushi had been found guilty. many say the military still fear how popular almost on suit she is. she had in the last who general elections led her party, the national league for democracy to huge victories. and they wouldn't have been surprised if she had been found guilty and also given a present sentence or the ver

how do we feel about about trinidad ian's or nigeria to gannons or elite middle class jamaicans? as i am, i'm up towards black working class jamaicans, so there is discrimination that as well. so it's not about racism. it's really about discrimination. and most of us wouldn't let that in the stand of our member. many years ago when i was leading us a scottish bed to get the commonwealth games against nigeria, i started off with the assumption that all of the, the black countries would be supporting nigeria to look in. eames came up and said there's no way we're supporting chileya hogue. so this is where it's very nuanced. and of course, you know, i'm an a group of people who are discriminated against. and hor forgot about a white working class people because you know they are discriminated against. and no one talked about them. now. ah, that is. that is a big issue because they're now not only being forgotten about but the, the black community being told that the reason for their discontent are white working class people who are racist. now, white working class, people haven't go

also interesting, my best friends from trinidad or grenada. this whole they have island small item -- small island conflict. >> the residue of colonialism. my dad was very pale and my mom was darker. i was paler than members of my family but darker than other members. there was a dichotomy because you are lighter or darker and better. they were so pale and they refused to talk to me. again more identity issues because -- there is this part of jamaica that is rejecting me where myself i was jamaican. it took a while to get back to being jamaican again. parks i completely identify with that, because when i went to india when i was eight years old , i absolutely refused to eat the food, what do anything. my programmer had to bring me chips every day. it's only when we go to these countries that when i go to india, i realize how english i am. i have made lots of movies in india and i love it for what it represents and stands for. it's an amazing country. is it my country? >> you recognize that your once removed. my great-grandmother lived at the t

. >> trinidad. >> they were on the street known as black broadway. >> a all closed at 2:00 a.m.ould barrel get in on a friday and saturday night, duke ellington, bailey, nat "king" cole, of joy time music on jukebox, musicians coming in in 60s civil rights took over still a meeting place. >> in town, on occasion he would come back to the chili bar have a sandwich an opportunity to sit listen to him talk about his dream. >> in 1968 dining was assassinated much of the street burned down or boarded-up. >> -- that was allowed to remain open scary but -- >> in decades since then remains a landmark essentially >> the secret chili sauce. >> that is our special recipe. we have not given that out yet but you will be the first to get it. when we do, you will be the first to get the recipe. >> with the covid restrictions finally lifted, customers are coming back, they can still find virginia ali at the grill. >> i like to turn them what it is time. >> cooking up the smokes. >> why are you still working. >> i don't know that i call it work if you do something that you enjoy, it's not so har

my mother and grandmother came to the united states as immigrants from trinidad and i represent constituentsre living with the anxiety and the fear of having their families torn apart. fortunately the house included in the build back better act important protections for immigrants, specifically for those that lived here for 11 years or more. they will have a permanent opportunity to residency. it includes addressing the visa allocation so that we can address the labor shortage and it includes the backlog of green cards which is plaguing the immigration system and those who are currently going through the system why this is not a perfect bill with limitations of reconciliation. but i am committed to getting this passed as a first step as we work to pass other comprehensive bills including the dream and promise act for our dreamers. >> congressman, of course this is looking at inequities in the infrastructure. we have been talking ant the kyle rittenhouse verdict. the inequities of the justice system. do you believe that's changed the appetite for justice reform? >> justice reform is long over

it was one of the first caribbean nations afterjamaica and trinidad and tobago to do so., i respect the decision - caribbean as well. as i say, i respect the decision and - caribbean as well. as i say, i respect the decision and the| caribbean as well. as i say, i - respect the decision and the journey that we _ respect the decision and the journey that we are — respect the decision and the journey that we are taking. the only problem is that— that we are taking. the only problem is that the _ that we are taking. the only problem is that the timing is slightly off, not because of anything the government has done in a sense but because _ government has done in a sense but because of— government has done in a sense but because of the restrictions that covid—19 has placed on barbados citizens— covid—19 has placed on barbados citizens being able to take part in thisjourney. so it almost becomes a decision— thisjourney. so it almost becomes a decision by— thisjourney. so it almost becomes a decision by the government for the people _ decision by the government for the people r