Stabroek News - 2018-12-12

• Kuru Kururu couple found stabbed to death at home
• Driver charged over fatal Ogle collision
• NICIL places over 6m Stockfeeds shares on stock market
• Vieira declares innocence in $550M cocaine in lumber plot
• President returns from Cuba
• City closer to acquiring four drainage pumps
• Canada frees CFO of China’s Huawei on bail; Trump might intervene
• Trump says he is not concerned about being impeached, defends payments to women
• Gunman kills 3 people in French Christmas market, flees
• Sex Island used T&T as venue last year too, Organisers say fete on
• Trinidad law associatio­n internal probe finds enough on CJ
• Colleagues back suspended airport guard in incident with T&T Foreign Minister
• Killing the chicken
• It is time for National Assembly to enact Public Service Law
• My tourism month nightmare
• How do you call a convicted drug felon a hero?
• DPI clarifies Newsroom reports
• Unheard of for gov’t to boycott opposition in Parliament
• APNU’s response to 8MM
• Venezuelan gets two years after being held with gun, ammo
• Funding for Social Cohesion, Culture, Youth and Sport approved
• Woman attempted to murder fellow Bourda vendor over $600
• ‘It takes both sides’
• $1B budgeted for border controvers­y legal fees
• Ncies in evidence
• Murder convict appeals over...
• Carty sets sights on big time
• BCB/Nand Persaud female cricket tourney launched
• Buoyant India keen to carry winning momentum on to Perth
• Sexual harassment inquiry underlines challenges facing football - Urling
• Football referees have gotten better following workshop
• Matthias queries rationale for K&S in Futsal Festival
• Hope career-best century levels series for Windies
• Archer not considered as England name unchanged 16 for Windies Tests
• Berbice group says has provided 12,000 meals to children of former sugar workers
• Reading space created for pupils in parts of regions 5, 6

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