On 19 April, at 27 locations across the country the UNC stood with the people, protesting against the PNM’s oppressive policy of raising fuel prices, on the very first day at schools are fully reopened.
Instead of providing a grant for mothers and fathers who have lost their jobs or incomes because of the lockdowns, Keith Rowley and Colm Imbert have chosen to pressurise the people even more. It is like a test to see how much cruelty the people of Trinidad and Tobago can take.
The people of Trinidad and Tobago say “No!”
The UNC says “No!”
No to high fuel prices, no to high food prices, no to the skyrocketing cost of living and no to runaway crime.
The protests were led by Kamla Persad-Bissessar on the ground, with the people. Here are some photos
Siparia

Port of Spain
Protesting outside Whitehall, while the Prime Minister is absent yet again

La Horquetta / Talparo
Peaceful UNC protest in La Horquetta shut down by police. Dictatorship in the making.


Oropouche West


Chaguanas



Tunapuna


Oropouche East


Toco/Sangre Grande

Princes Town

Barataria/San Juan

San Fernando West

Tabaquite


Caroni East


Point Fortin


St. Joseph
Police intimidation at St Joseph UNC protest. Dictatorship in the making


Rio Claro


Couva North

Pointe-a-Pierre


Fyzabad

Mayaro
Protest before it was shut down by TTPS


Chaguanas East


Couva South
Couva south UNC protest under heavy TTPS surveillance. Gestapo state


Naparima


Caroni Central / Freeport

Chaguanas West

St. Augustine
