MSJ – The Buck stops with the Minister of Foreign Affairs
31 March 2018
MSJ Political Leader Writes the Integrity Commission to Investigate Possible Use of Public funds Cambridge Analytica/SCL and Related Companies
29 March 2018
The MSJ Political Leader referred to information in the public domain since May, 2017 including an MSJ Media Statement on this issue. It was in May 2017 that the reference to Cambraidge Analytica/SCL Elections and the related companies ...
The Tobago- Trinidad Sea Bridge Collapse: This is an Abomination
28 March 2018
An abomination. There is no other word to describe the latest collapse of the Tobago-Trinidad sea-bridge. The Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) condemns yet again the total disrespect and wanton mis-management by the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago ...
Political Leader of the MSJ to Speak at SALISES SYMPOSIUM
12 March 2018
All invited to the SALISES Symposium on “Whither the Left in the Caribbean?” to be held on Tuesday 13th March, 2018 starting at 9:00 a.m. the Political Leader, David Abdulah and General Secertary, Ozzi Warwick will both be presenting ...
MSJ warned that protests will re-occur We need to “change the change”
21 February 2018
On Thursday November 23rd, 2017 residents of Beetham Gardens engaged in protest actions that received widespread coverage on both social and mainstream media. At a media conference held just days after, on Sunday November 26th, the MSJ through its ...
Nation’s Institutions Collapsing!
1 February 2018
In the past few days we have had yet more examples of this country’s institutions collapsing. Part of the collapse is due to the elites who have responsibility for the institutions being negligent in their duties to the country; ...
MSJ says both UNC, PNM failed in anti-gang bill
11 December 2017
If they were mature, if they were thinking about the country, they could have simply found a resolution ,and negotiate and they could have arrived, assuming they both wanted the legislation passed, they could have arrived at a sunset ...
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