Daily Archive: Tuesday, March 1, 2022

Articles published on Tuesday, March 1, 2022

Two committed to stand trial for murder of Henry boys

The police today said that  Vinod Gopaul, called ‘Magga’, age 34 years of Yakusari, Black Bush Polder, Corentyne, Berbice and Anil Sancharra, called ‘Dan Pole’ and ‘Rasta’, age 33 years of D’Edward Village,  were today committed to stand trial for the murders of cousins Isaiah Henry and Joel Henry.

Cop to be charged over Mahaica chase deaths

The police have received legal advice to charge Corporal Lawrence Carmichael with two counts of causing death by dangerous driving following the February 2nd accident which claimed the lives of Christopher Bhagwandat and his girlfriend, Sheereda Persaud on the Mahaica Bridge.

Jermaine Figueira

Figueira, Edghill clash at PAC over disposal of derelict vehicles

Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Chairman Jermaine Figueira and committee member, PPP/C MP Juan Edghill yesterday clashed over a decision to withhold the names of the purchasers of derelict vehicles which had been  the property of the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs At the time, the Auditor General’s 2017 report was being considered by Parliament’s  PAC.

Lady Jags go down 0-5 to Mexico

The Lady Jaguars suffered their first loss in the 2022 Concacaf women’s U20 Championship, suffering a 0-5 thrashing at the hands of heavyweight Mexico yesterday at the Estadio Olimpico Felix Sanchez, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Josep Borrell

Might makes not right, unjust wars are doomed to be lost  

By Josep Borrell the High Representative and Vice President of the European Commission At this dark hour, when we see Russia’s unprovoked and unjustified invasion of Ukraine and massive disinformation campaigns and information manipulation, it is essential to separate lies — invented to justify what cannot be justified — from facts.

There should be no mixed signals on the Ukraine issue

As has been unmistakably demonstrated over the past week or so, insofar as a handful of countries continue to constitute a unique ‘club’ of nuclear weapons’ possessors and insofar as members of that ‘club’ continue to believe that they can, as they please, threaten to press their nuclear arsenals into service as instruments with which to seek to re-shape the world order, the international community will continue to be an unstable place.