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The government of Trinidad and Tobago, represented by the United National Congress, is defending its crackdown on organized crime through raids, arrests, and visa revocations.

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The government of Trinidad and Tobago, represented by the United National Congress, is defending its crackdown on organized crime through raids, arrests, and visa revocations.

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  1. T&T announced cooperation with US authorities in its fight against crime.1 source
  2. The United National Congress won the general election, and Ravi Ratiram launched an investigation into YAHP in Chatham.Sub-event
  3. Division operations inform ministerial policy decisions.Sub-event
  4. Minister issues detention orders regarding organized crime activity.1 source
  5. The government of Trinidad and Tobago, represented by the United National Congress, is defending its crackdown on organized crime through raids, arrests, and visa revocations.1 source

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