Aboud raises queries on privacy rights

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July 30, 2026

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Senior Political Reporter

Businessman Gerald Aboud has raised several queries about privacy rights in Trinidad and Tobago, including who is policing the police.

Speaking with Guardian Media yesterday, Aboud, who is the managing director of Starlite Group, asked, “Who is protecting citizens’ privacy?”

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