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Trinidad and Tobago Extends State of Emergency as Threats Hatched in Prison Persist
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Port-of- Legislators in Trinidad and Tobago have extended a state of emergency after the attorney general said the twin-island nation's prison system has been compromised. He blamed prison officers and even attorneys of helping inmates accused of plotting to kill high-ranking officials. World News | Trinidad and Tobago Extends State of Emergency as Threats Hatched in Prison Persist.
Lawmakers in Trinidad and Tobago extended a state of emergency after the Attorney General said the nation’s prison system is at risk. The official blamed the prison authorities, and even lawyers, for helping the defendants accused of planning the murder of high-level public servants.
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