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TT government announces spending cuts

TT government announces spending cuts

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC - Prime Minister Patrick Manning has announced a cutback on the construction of new schools, hospitals, housing units and the postponement of the start of construction of a Carnival Centre, as the Trinidad and Tobago government implements measures to deal with a projected shortfall in revenue caused by the global economic crisis.

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Barbados eager to topple big guns in Jamaica

Barbados eager to topple big guns in Jamaica

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – The Barbados captain Norman Forde is anxious to shock more fancied teams at the 2008 Digicel Caribbean Football Championship Finals as he and his teammates take aim at their first ever regional title.

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KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec 2, CMC – Regional powerhouses Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz and Trinidad & Tobago are heavily favoured to make winning starts, when the Digicel Caribbean Championship kicks off here Wednesday.

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AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Dec 2, CMC – New Zealand and West Indies will become the latest sides to trial the umpire decision review system.

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