The workers’ leader, the man who during his term as President of Brazil pushed for laws and social plans that allowed some 30 million Brazilians to be lifted out of poverty, whom all the polls indicate is the favorite, ...

On this the 81st Anniversary of the June 19th, 1937 General Strike and Anti-colonial revolt, the Movement for Social Justice extends warm greetings of solidarity to the Labour Movement of Trinidad and Tobago and to all workers – those ...

The Movement for Social Justice condemns the retrenchment of lecturers at the University of Trinidad and Tobago. It is very clear that there is no credible basis for the retrenchment of most if not all of those who received/were ...

The Political Leader of the Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) Mr. David Abdulah has written to the Secretary General of Caricom, Ambassador Irwin LaRocque, on the issue of the upcoming Summit of the Americas in Lima Peru, to express ...

MSJ Political Leader David Abdulah has effectively tendered his resignation from the Economic Development Advisory Board on Thursday 05 April, 2018. This has been the fourth resignation following the resignation of the Chairman, Dr. Terrence Farrell, in early January ...

The Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) of Trinidad and Tobago unequivocally condemns the decision to imprison Luis Inacio Lula de Silva, the former President of Brazil and the leader of the Workers’ Party (PT) of Brazil. The MSJ is ...

By letter dated 2018 April 3, the Political Leader of the Movement for Social Justice (MSJ), David Abdulah, wrote to the Hon. Faris Al-Rawi, Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago enquiring as to the status of the Data Protection ...

One of the very important lessons that Easter provides to Christians and non-Christians alike, is of renewal. Renewal because Easter represents the triumph of life over death: the Resurrection overcoming the Crucifixion; Redemption over Betrayal. As Trinidad and Tobago ...