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  • TRINIDAD EXPRESS

    Manning pleased as big opening day draws near

    Prime Minister Patrick Manning has expressed his satisfaction with the Summit Village, which was officially opened to the public Monday.

  • TRAVEL-UK

    Labor rights to be discussed

    The issues affecting some 50 million of the region's employees will be discussed in a "worker specific forum" to be held at the University of the West Indies' St Augustine Campus today.

  • TRINIDAD EXPRESS

    Trinidad businesses hit by Summit

    Business and consumer spending has stalled in Port of Spain during the past week, and now there are fears of million-dollar losses on the opening day of the Fifth Summit of the Americas tomorrow.

  • TRINIDAD EXPRESS

    T&T did not fare well in adopting previous summit mandates

    Trinidad and Tobago has received very poor scores on a performance index on the implementation of mandates from the last four Summits of the Americas.

  • WALL STREET JOURNAL

    Obama to Discuss U.S. Plan For Engagement With Cuba

    President Barack Obama plans to tell Latin American leaders later this week that the U.S. is willing to discuss how to improve relations with Havana, but wants Cuba to take steps toward democracy before it is reintegrated into the Western hemisphere's economic and political institutions.

  • TRINIDAD EXPRESS

    NGOs want to see draft of Summit declaration

    President of the Network of Nongovernmental Organisations (NGOs), Hazel Brown, wants the Government to release the latest version of the draft declaration that will be signed by the heads of States at the Fifth Summit of the Americas at the weekend.

  • TRINIDAD EXPRESS

    False alarm at Summit site

    More than 700 people were safely evacuated from Tower C at the International Financial Complex (IFC) yesterday, Acting Assistant Chief Fire Officer Raymond Cooseelal said yesterday.

  • WALL STREET JOURNAL

    Obama to discuss U.S. plan for engagement with Cuba

    President Barack Obama plans to tell Latin American leaders later this week that the U.S. is willing to discuss how to improve relations with Havana, but wants Cuba to take steps toward democracy before it is reintegrated into the Western hemisphere's economic and political institutions.

  • TRINIDAD EXPRESS

    Tight security for C'wealth meeting same as Americas Summit

    The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) scheduled for November will see similar security restrictions like this week's Fifth Summit of the Americas.

  • USA TODAY

    Obama may face pressure over ties with Cuba at summit

    A dispute over how to treat Cuba and the Castro brothers who have run it for 50 years has spilled into the open as President Obama prepares to meet with Latin American leaders at the Summit of the Americas.

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