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Trinidad and Tobago celebrates 49 years as a republic amid calls for reform after a child's murder and ongoing challenges in safety and governance.
Trinidad and Tobago marked its 49th Republic Day amid national reflection on progress and persistent challenges.
President Christine Kangaloo and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar highlighted the country’s journey since becoming a republic in 1976, emphasizing resilience, self-determination, and the need for democratic reform.
While the government reports success in reducing crime through a State of Emergency, critics point to systemic failures in governance, infrastructure, justice, and education.
Calls grow for a "Second Republic" to address inequality, colonial-era economic structures, and institutional weaknesses.
A tragic murder of a 12-year-old girl has intensified demands for public safety reforms.
Despite setbacks, national pride remains strong, underscored by historic achievements in sports and culture, as citizens hope for meaningful change and a more just, unified future.
Trinidad y Tobago celebra 49 años como república en medio de llamados a la reforma después del asesinato de un niño y los continuos desafíos en seguridad y gobernabilidad.