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Gov’t querying ‘unfair’ airfares – Luncheon

Government is appalled at the discrepancy in airfare structures which persons face for travel to the United States (US) and nearby Caribbean territories compared to those charged in other countries, and has vowed to seek explanations from any airline with such an unfair practice.

South Leguan hit by flooding

Persistent rain over the past two days coupled with a higher spring tide has left several villages along the southern coast of Leguan under several inches of water and residents are blaming the contractors who carried out work on the sea defence sometime ago for doing “shoddy” work.

Bus conductor behaved disorderly at police station

-court hears Sherwin Fields, a twenty-seven-year-old minibus conductor of Lot 44, Fourth Street, Alberttown was on Monday granted bail in the sum of $10,000 when he appeared before Acting Chief Magistrate Melissa Robertson for allegedly behaving in a disorderly manner at the Alberttown Police Station.

US and Venezuela to restore expelled ambassadors

MARACAY, Venezuela (Reuters) – The United States and Venezuela will soon reinstate ambassadors expelled in a diplomatic spat last year, a sign of warmer relations between President Hugo Chavez and what he calls the US “empire.”

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Ex-cop remanded over rape charge

…following October 08 allegation The ex-cop, who allegedly raped a teenage girl last October, was remanded to prison when he appeared at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court yesterday.

Canadian women held with cocaine in luggage

Two Canadians were discovered with a quantity of cocaine in their luggage at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA), Timehri yesterday morning and later confessed to swallowing pellets containing the substance.

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