The Trinidad Express Newspapers published articles featuring Pennelope Beckles and Ancel Roget.

The Trinidad Express newspaper has published articles spotlighting prominent Trinidadian public figures Surrendra Sagramsingh, Pennelope Beckles, and Camille Robinson-Regis. The specific details of their individual coverage are not discernible from the provided titles.

Beckles rejects the Prime Minister's proposal to expel troubled students, as reported by the Trinidad Express Newspapers.

Kamla Persad-Bissessar distances Trinidad and Tobago from the Cuban regime and breaks with Caricom on foreign and security policy, following a general 'plea for Cuba' and criticism of the Prime Minister's Caricom speech.

Pennelope Beckles of the People's National Movement (PNM) is featured in the Trinidad Express Newspapers.

Mark Carney has urged Canada and Australia to take leadership roles in forming middle-power blocs, following a joint news conference between the Canadian and Australian Prime Ministers.

Articles from the Trinidad Express touch upon various topics including individuals like Angelica Saydee Jogie, Farley Augustine, and Pennelope Beckles, alongside discussions on a new era of procurement enforcement. The specific event linking these articles is not entirely clear from the provided titles, but procurement enforcement appears to be a central theme.

Pennelope Beckles is featured in a news report from Trinidad Express Newspapers.

A local politician, Beckles, states that Trinidad and Tobago has become a regional and global laughingstock due to various national issues.