TRINIDAD MAKES PROGRESS IN FIGHTING ITS HOME GROWN ISLAMIC TERROR GROUP
July 1st, 2008
BY JAMES FULLER
MANY nations have has to review their anti-terrorist financing systems and laws since the September 11 attacks in America, with its implications stretching around the world, even to regions usually untouched by political terror, such as the Caribbean. In particular, the twin island nation of Trinidad & Tobago has had to deal with the development of Islamic terror networks and focus on how to prevent their financing. Of all Caribbean countries, T&T was always likely to be vulnerable to influence and possible attacks by Islamic terror ...
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