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BRENT THOMAS, CARICOM TENSIONS & CONSTITUTIONAL POWER

Live Interview: SENATOR DAVID NAKHID (T&T), APOSTLE SCANTLEBURY (B'dos) Plus: Reaction & Discussion to SENATOR ANIL ROBERTS (Dougla Politics-T&T) on the Hon. Mia Mottley's response to the BRENT THOMAS issue. Tonight we take a deep dive into the escalating regional controversy surrounding the Brent Thomas case. At the recent CARICOM Summit, Trinidad & Tobago’s Prime Minister, Kamla Persad-Bissessar publicly raised questions about the circumstances under which Brent Thomas was removed from his hotel room in Barbados and returned to Trinidad a matter that the High Court in Trinidad has reportedly described as kidnapping. Barbados’ Prime Minister, Mia Amor Mottley indicated the issue would be handled privately, yet later addressed the media, prompting further public reaction in Trinidad. What really happened? What did the court actually rule? Has this now become a diplomatic issue within CARICOM? We React to Senator Anil Roberts We will also play and react to commentary from Anil Roberts, Trinidad & Tobago Senator and host of the podcast Douglar Politics, where he gives his take on the Brent Thomas matter and regional relations. Is this about law? Politics? Ethnic framing? Or regional accountability? We break it down. Barbados: Constitutional Amendment in the Senate In the second half of the program, we turn our focus home. We examine what happened today in the Senate regarding the Constitutional Amendment Bill and what it means for democracy, crossing the floor, and parliamentary independence. Are we strengthening democratic stability or consolidating political power? 📞 LIVE CALL-IN SEGMENT 1246 236 7000 Join the discussion: • Should regional disputes be handled privately or publicly? • Was the Brent Thomas situation handled properly? • Do you trust the transparency of our institutions? • What does this mean for CARICOM?