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What we need

For the past couple of years, Trinidad has experienced major changes in terms of the availability of goods and services. Anywhere we look now, we see new hotels, restaurants and almost anything else you would see in the US.

But do you think theres anything in particular that Trinidad is missing? (besides proper leadership of course)

I mean, is there anything that you would like to do/see in Trinidad that isn't available?

need What

Sure, people that really care and respect one another and do not use a caste or colonial system to rate things and people.

What we need Caribbean / Tobago & Trinidad

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But do you think theres anything in particular that Trinidad is missing? (besides proper leadership of course) I mean, is there anything that you would like to do/see in Trinidad that isn't available?

Proper Health System
Proper Education System
Proper School Buildings
Proper Customer Service
Mandatory Military Service for those who do not work or study
....more to come ;D

need What

Ahhmmm....... regular supply of water and electricity is good start I'd say.....
I laugh at Manning's 2020 vision of becoming a first world country !

need What

Yes, the infrastructure here is probably just as bad as any third world country on the lower levels of the chart. 2020 is a long road ahead. They are worrying about if to build an interchange or not? Silly! They need to move every traffic light from our so called 'highways'! Whoever heard of a traffic light on a highway anywhere in the world?

What we need

you definately have a point there JB!

i dont know anyone was thinking when our roads were being built. Look at our capital!....there was absolutley NO thought put into the infrastructure. Imagine they built buildings practically OVER the roads.   :

What?...did they think Trinidadians would never own cars??

the year 2020?....it looks like it'll be more like 3020

What need

Actually just recently I was thinking about how small our city's streets are, but having been in England I know that it is typical for them to plan so small and it has nothing to do with here being an Island. I will give credit to the US (especially Utah) for making their roads big first and then planning around that.