MATT executive resigns as fallout continues over Trinidad Guardian saga
Jul 16, 2013
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – The Media Association of Trinidad and Tobago (MATT) Monday said that members of the executive had resigned as the fallout continues over conflicting reports that the impasse involving management and journalists at the Trinidad Guardian newspapers had been resolved. In a brief statement, MATT said that the “remaining members of the interim executive “ had resigned “with immediate effect”. Earlier vice president Judy Raymond, who is also the editor in chief at the Trinidad Guardian newspaper and Trinidad Express columnist, Kevin Baldeosingh, resigned..
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