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 Ausbert d’AuvergneSt. Lucia’s Economic Affairs, Economic Planning, Investment and National Development Minister, Senator Ausbert d’Auvergne, had been the subject of much scrutiny before he tendered his resignation on May 23... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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FOOTBALL-GRENADA-LEAD Spice Boys concede late to give England ‘C’ share of honours
ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, May 31, CMC – Striker Steve Morison pulled a goal back 14 minutes from the end to inspire the national England ‘C’ side to an exciting 1-1 draw against Grenada in a friendly football international at the National Stadium here Saturday.
Warner warns scalpers to stay away from England clashPORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Football mogul Jack Warner has warned against illegal tickets sales, as momentum continues to build towards the national team’s historic clash with England here Sunday night.
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