Tag: Dr. Devant Maharaj

The United National Congress stands on the precipice of yet another devastating electoral defeat, and the architect of this impending disaster is none other than Kamla Persad Bissessar herself. The ...

The philosophical paradox of the Ship of Theseus asks whether an object that has had all its parts replaced remains fundamentally the same. This quandary captures the transformation of the ...

The proposed coalition under Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s leadership is nothing more than a blood-lust for political power, a politically charged chimera, a desperate ploy to fool a weary and disillusioned electorate ...

The Leader of the Opposition’s recent statements regarding mass deportation of Venezuelan migrants reflect not only a dangerous populist rhetoric but also a pattern of reactive, opportunistic leadership. By framing ...

The recent events in Trinidad and Tobago's political arena have exposed a troubling inconsistency in the United National Congress (UNC) party's stance on ethical conduct, particularly from its leader, Kamla ...

The recent endorsements of Kamla Persad-Bissessar's election manifesto by Vasant Bharath, Rushton Paray, and Phillip Alexander reflect naked lust for political office by genuflecting to an aging, intoxicated, and decrepit ...

By Dr. Devant Maharaj The passing of Kamal Persad is not just the end of a life; it is the closure of an era that profoundly shaped the intellectual and ...

The political history of Trinidad and Tobago has witnessed several coalition governments that ultimately failed. One of the most notable examples is the National Alliance for Reconstruction (NAR) government, which ...

The recent local government elections in Trinidad and Tobago have unveiled a significant shift in political dynamics, particularly detrimental to the United National Congress (UNC) and its leader, Kamla Persad-Bissessar. ...

The announcement by Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley of a cricket academy, funded by Indian multinational conglomerate Reliance Industries Ltd, local private investors, and the Government, on the site originally ...