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General Discussion / Barbados’ Prime Minister is dead
« on: October 23, 2010, 02:50:45 AM »
http://www.nationnews.com/index.php/articles/view/barbados/
SAT, OCTOBER 23, 2010 - 4:10 AM
Prime Minister David Thompson is dead. He died this morning at 2:10 am.
Thompson who served as Prime Minister from January 2008 was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer
SAT, OCTOBER 23, 2010 - 4:10 AM
Prime Minister David Thompson is dead. He died this morning at 2:10 am.
Thompson who served as Prime Minister from January 2008 was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer
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General Discussion / The little Rocco..very disturbing video
« on: June 01, 2009, 09:00:02 PM »
just saw a very disturbing video on my fb account..small man can't be more than three years old playing acting with a big woman(looking like his family)..thrusting her in her pelvic area and then with another woman's instructions proceeds to thrust her from behind...I would think it all over fb by now..but knowing fb they will take it down soon enough..I thought I saw it all but this one shock mi
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=505433207&ref=profile#/video/video.php?v=83800974473&ref=nf
don't know if you guys would be able to view it
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=505433207&ref=profile#/video/video.php?v=83800974473&ref=nf
don't know if you guys would be able to view it
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General Discussion / CAUGHT? Finance Minister closed two US$ accounts in CIB last December
« on: March 10, 2009, 10:42:52 PM »
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/index.pl/article_news?id=161450218
Caught?
CLICO Investment Bank (CIB) documents show that Finance Minister Karen Nunez-Tesheira closed two US dollar accounts with the bank on December 31, 2008, before they were scheduled to mature later this year.
CIB is one of four CL Financial businesses that benefited from a multi-billion-dollar taxpayer bailout approved by the Cabinet last month.
Nunez-Tesheira said in the Parliament on February 2 that she made the withdrawals from a CIB account that had already matured by December 31, 2008, as she wound up debate on the Central Bank (Amendment) Bill.
Documents obtained by the Express yesterday show that Nunez-Tesheira paid a "break rate" of 3.5 per cent for closing two accounts at CIB worth a total of US$48,549.91, before they were due to mature on April 30, 2009 and August 13, 2009 respectively.
She closed one account at US$37,549.45 and the other at US$11,076.34, including interest.
In Parliament on February 2, Nunez-Tesheira also dismissed claims by Opposition Siparia MP Kamla Persad-Bissessar that she had access to privileged information about CIB, which led to her making withdrawals from her accounts with the bank and Caribbean Money Market Brokers (CMMB), another CL subsidiary, late last year.
Nunez-Tesheira had said she was only informed of CIB's difficulties in the middle of January by Central Bank Governor Ewart Williams after he had been notified on January 13.
The Hansard, the official record of the Parliament, shows that Nunez-Tesheira made the following comment regarding a CIB account:
"On December 31, I withdrew an account which had matured on December 31, 2008. You go and check it because when you were making your accusations, I wanted to ensure that I was accurate on the information, and I called to get all the information that I had on every withdrawal I made in relation to those two institutions."
CIB documents show that Nunez-Tesheira sent a fixed deposit break request form to the CIB manager, Fixed Deposit Department, at #1 Rust Street, St Clair, that contained a typewritten request as follows: "Please be advised that I/we wish to break the captioned deposit.
The form asks: Please state a brief reason for breaking your deposit. A handwritten explanation for breaking the deposit follows, stating, "To purchase property. Funds needed. Please prepare one cheque ino (in name of) Karen Tesheira."
The CIB fixed deposit break request form bears Nunez-Tesheira's signature and identified accounts 52801 and 53335.
The form was accompanied by a letter from Nunez-Tesheira that also bears her signature, dated December 31, 2008, addressed to Richard Trotman, president and chief executive officer, CIB, #1 Rust Street, St Clair, drawn to the attention of someone identified as Reyvaan Rampersad.
"Further to our recent discussions, I hereby request the closure of the above-mentioned accounts (53335 and 4003361) with immediate effect. In this regard, it would be greatly appreciated if you could make the cheques available to me by Friday 2nd January, 2009. Thank you for your kind cooperation in this matter," Nunez-Tesheira wrote.
Copies of two CIB US dollar Certificates of Deposit show that she broke two deposits on December 31, 2008.
The first deposit had an original value of US$34,799.65, with a value date of August 13, 2008 and a maturity date of August 13, 2009.
The second deposit had an original value of US$10,161.59, with a value date of April 30, 2007 and a maturity date of April 30, 2009. Both deposits had a seven per cent interest rate.
Caught?
CLICO Investment Bank (CIB) documents show that Finance Minister Karen Nunez-Tesheira closed two US dollar accounts with the bank on December 31, 2008, before they were scheduled to mature later this year.
CIB is one of four CL Financial businesses that benefited from a multi-billion-dollar taxpayer bailout approved by the Cabinet last month.
Nunez-Tesheira said in the Parliament on February 2 that she made the withdrawals from a CIB account that had already matured by December 31, 2008, as she wound up debate on the Central Bank (Amendment) Bill.
Documents obtained by the Express yesterday show that Nunez-Tesheira paid a "break rate" of 3.5 per cent for closing two accounts at CIB worth a total of US$48,549.91, before they were due to mature on April 30, 2009 and August 13, 2009 respectively.
She closed one account at US$37,549.45 and the other at US$11,076.34, including interest.
In Parliament on February 2, Nunez-Tesheira also dismissed claims by Opposition Siparia MP Kamla Persad-Bissessar that she had access to privileged information about CIB, which led to her making withdrawals from her accounts with the bank and Caribbean Money Market Brokers (CMMB), another CL subsidiary, late last year.
Nunez-Tesheira had said she was only informed of CIB's difficulties in the middle of January by Central Bank Governor Ewart Williams after he had been notified on January 13.
The Hansard, the official record of the Parliament, shows that Nunez-Tesheira made the following comment regarding a CIB account:
"On December 31, I withdrew an account which had matured on December 31, 2008. You go and check it because when you were making your accusations, I wanted to ensure that I was accurate on the information, and I called to get all the information that I had on every withdrawal I made in relation to those two institutions."
CIB documents show that Nunez-Tesheira sent a fixed deposit break request form to the CIB manager, Fixed Deposit Department, at #1 Rust Street, St Clair, that contained a typewritten request as follows: "Please be advised that I/we wish to break the captioned deposit.
The form asks: Please state a brief reason for breaking your deposit. A handwritten explanation for breaking the deposit follows, stating, "To purchase property. Funds needed. Please prepare one cheque ino (in name of) Karen Tesheira."
The CIB fixed deposit break request form bears Nunez-Tesheira's signature and identified accounts 52801 and 53335.
The form was accompanied by a letter from Nunez-Tesheira that also bears her signature, dated December 31, 2008, addressed to Richard Trotman, president and chief executive officer, CIB, #1 Rust Street, St Clair, drawn to the attention of someone identified as Reyvaan Rampersad.
"Further to our recent discussions, I hereby request the closure of the above-mentioned accounts (53335 and 4003361) with immediate effect. In this regard, it would be greatly appreciated if you could make the cheques available to me by Friday 2nd January, 2009. Thank you for your kind cooperation in this matter," Nunez-Tesheira wrote.
Copies of two CIB US dollar Certificates of Deposit show that she broke two deposits on December 31, 2008.
The first deposit had an original value of US$34,799.65, with a value date of August 13, 2008 and a maturity date of August 13, 2009.
The second deposit had an original value of US$10,161.59, with a value date of April 30, 2007 and a maturity date of April 30, 2009. Both deposits had a seven per cent interest rate.
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