Aboud allows crooked oligarchs to get away with murder
Newsday Fraud
Updated: Mar 10, 2019
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There’s an ongoing battle for ownership of the mega-million dollar newspaper, Newsday. The company launched by Daniel Chookolingo in 1993, is getting no media publicity because two years after its launch, the daily immediately became the fastest selling newspaper in Trinidad and Tobago outstripping the then 30-year old Trinidad Express and the mighty Guardian which was then over 75 years old. Both newspaper and their vast billion dollar media outfits have remained silent since the case was filed in the High Court in 2014.While Newsday’s up-to-date value remains shrouded, there was a valuation done a decade ago which put its worth at over $200 million dollars. Sources close to Mr Chookolingo says this is a bogus value which was given by the Steve Castagne controlled board to buy out minority shareholders to gain full control of his company.
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"I had a border dispute with Castagne years ago in the Maraval area. He is a very dread person and people should be warned that he is a megalomaniac with very violent tendencies. A version of Hitler. - A. Neighbor"
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" You know that when they are ready to appoint Aboud, people (I mean the media) will suddenly start talking about T&T is ready for a minority Syrian head of State....since we are a true multi-racial state etc, etc. The Syrian head of State discussion will suddenly take on a discourse of its own like no other. Just saying that's how things operate in sweet T&T."
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" There's an interesting rumour that Aboud will be the next President of the Republic of T&T after Paula Mae Weeks. Does that mean whoever is in power (PNM, UNC or other) the One Percenters are calling the shots? They really don't care who holds political power. - David A "
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" Can you impeach a judge when he breaks all his own rules and laws? Good luck! - Disgusted Attorney "
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" This is a very sad story. You should print flyers and distribute to the public. - Watson "