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On July 6, 2005 the Trinidad Express reported, "Art, literature and culture will be featured in a one-month vacation course for children. Kendra spiritual leader, Raviji said: 'Ramdilla allows for a wide range of interesting subjects to be taught to children. These disciplines are valuable supplements to school curriculum and home training. The course is ... a good blend between play and discipline.' He said the vacation exercise will offer studies suitable to various age groups. 'This promotes cultural confidence and self-esteem.' He said parents have testified to the impact of previous courses on their children. The sessions will include studies in Ramayan, Ramdilla Performance Arts- Singing, Dance, Script Writing, Narration and Acting, Yoga and Communication Skills."
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Cain's speech isn't the only time the Trinidad Express has given prominent and sympathetic play to drug war dissidents in recent weeks. In an early January story, the paper interviewed singer Buju Banton about his pro-ganja beliefs weeks after the Jamaican reggae star was busted for Jah herb. "A how dem can lock up Buju fi a likkle ting like that?! More fire!" was how the Express expressed popular reaction to the bust.
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The Trinidad Express was founded in 1967 by a group of journalists who found themselves displaced when the British -owned "Daily Mirror" was brought out by foreign owners of the rival Guardian newspaper. They enlisted the help of a number of their country's leading businessmen and on June 6 1967 the first paper rolled off the presses. The popular wisdom was that it would not have lasted three months but it not only lasted but prospered. Thirty-four years later it is now owned by its holding company, Caribbean Caribbean Network( CCN), which ... owns the country's leading television station TV 6 and has significant holdings in a number of Caribbean media houses.
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Trinidad Express - EXOTIC: The TV helper savoured doubles. Food that Trinidadians think as common, as Corydalis bread, impact been described as unpredictable in a aggregation sending on the person Travel Channel message network. Among the topical schedule savoured by the helper fear Continue
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Trinidad Express wrote a very interesting article about NM Cecil Lee, a long-time Caribbean chess maven. The chess master from Trinidad and Tobago has enjoyed an illustrious career for the Trinidadian side having represented his country around the world in many international tournaments.
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June 29, 2005 -- The Trinidad Express has reported that "The postal service has to prepare for change with the coming of the CARICOM Single Market Economy (CSME). This according to Public Utilities Minister Pennelope Beckles at the ninth Caribbean Postal Union (CPU) conference at the Crowne Plaza, Port of Spain, yesterday."
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