Stabroek News - 2024-02-21

• Timeframes set for moves towards regional ferry service
• Strike relief forms being shared as teachers dig in
• US blocks ceasefire call with third UN veto in Israel-Hamas war
• Trinidad Opposition Leader: Public servants deserve bigger pay hikes
• Chile reopens inquiry into Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda's 1973 death
• Neon signs
• Can the Guyana Energy Authority verify the informatio­n coming out of Trinidad on the ‘Coolie Boy’ oil spill?
• Guyana stands to gain much more with this National Gas Strategy
• A proposal for 30% salary increase phased in by 10% over three years should be offered to the teachers’ union
• Rethinking inequality in Latin America
• I have serious difficulti­es with Alfonso’s claims about tug
• Make efforts to end the strike
• Qatar group, gov’t must engage city for resort approval – Mayor
• Parents of girl disqualifi­ed from calypso contest say ` deeply disappoint­ed and dishearten­ed’
• Rowley says region must collaborat­e on energy, not shy away from opportunit­ies
• Brazil President to visit next week –Ali
• Teachers stage silent protest outside Region Six office
• Qatar group, gov’t must engage city for resort approval – Mayor
• Farmer to be sentenced over killing of Bourda Market labourer
• `Strike action will continue until collective bargaining is achieved’
• Lots of logistics and linkages from the president who failed to connect them with the people
• Allocating a third of the education budget to support private charter and parochial schools offers an option to diversify the educationa­l landscape
• Antigua & Barbuda Falcons unveiled as the newest CPL franchise
• Stabroek Ballers crowned Mash Street-ball Champion
• Springer, Austin, Roberts headlines AAG’s 23-member Carifta Games squad

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