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Biographical Summary of the Honourable Basdeo Panday Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago |
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NAME: BASDEO PANDAY DATE OF BIRTH: May 25th, 1933 PLACE OF BIRTH: St. Julien Road, Princes Town, Trinidad. NATIONALITY: Citizen of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago MARITAL STATUS: Married to Oma Panday (formerly Ramkissoon) CHILDREN: Four daughters: Niala, Mickela, Nicola and Vasta RELIGION: Hindu HOBBIES: Music, Reading and Chess |
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SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951: Senior Cambridge Certificate, Presentation College, Trinidad 1960: Diploma in Drama, London School of Dramatic Arts 1962: Barrister at Law, Lincoln's Inn, London 1965: B.Sc. Economics, London University |
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PROFESSIONAL CAREER: 1956-1957: Legal Adviser, Oilfield Trade Workers Union (OWTU) 1965: Attorney at Law (Private Practice) 1973-1995: President General, All Trinidad Sugar and General Workers Trade Union 1975: Legal Adviser to the Association of Technical, Administrative and Supervisory Staff
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POLITICAL CAREER: 1976: Founder and Political Leader of the United Labour Front (ULF) 1976: Member of Parliament, Couva North (ULF) 1981-1986: Leader of the Opposition (ULF) 1986: The United Labour Front (ULF) merged into the National Alliance for Reconstruction (NAR) with the Democratic Action Congress and the Tapia House Movement 1988: Minister of External Affairs and International Trade, Member of Parliament, Couva North (NAR) 1988: Resigned from the National Alliance for Reconstruction (NAR) and launched a new party - Club '88. This new party became the United National Congress (UNC) 1989 - date: Political Leader of the United National Congress (UNC) 1995: Leader of the Opposition (UNC) 09.11.95: Prime Minister of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
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AWARDS: 1995: Express 'Individual of the Year' (Trinidad Express Newspapers, Trinidad) 1997: Honorary Doctorate of Laws degree (Benares University, India) |
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