Piarco International Airport (File photo)—– PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – The Trinidad and Tobago Government says it had prevented 12 Jamaicans from entering the island late last month because they were “deemed likely to become charges on public funds”. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement said that Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Dennis Moses met with Jamaica’s High Commissioner to Trinidad and Tobago, David Prendergast on Tuesday to discuss the issue. “All related issues were discussed in an open, frank and courteous fashion befitting the strong relationship between both countries,” the statement noted.  Last month, the Jamaica Government said it was probing allegations that two of their nationals were ill-treated on their arrival here and reminded Jamaicans that there is a Caricom (Caribbean Community) Complaints Procedure which may be used to … Read entire article »