Tobago's

Guyanese blogger Imran Khan thinks that Trinidad and Tobago's hosting of the Summit is “public relations and advertising that country could not pay for” - assuming, of course, that all goes well - although things seem to have got off to a rocky start.

Global Voices in English » Americas: Eye on the Summit 2009

Other contenders include Trinidad and Tobago's Richard Thompson and American Walter Dix, the silver and bronze medalists, respectively, at the 2008 Olympics, and Jamaica's Nesta Carter.

Track and Field's Biggest Stars Take Their Marks for World Championships 2011

Trinidad and Tobago's Islandista is slightly more torn:

Global Voices in English » Caribbean: Bloggers React to Walcott’s Withdrawal 2009

Bermuda's Catch a fire and Trinidad and Tobago's Coffeewallah, however, really feel for the Mexican people during this trying time.

Global Voices in English » Caribbean: When Pigs Fly? 2009

As final preparations are being made for the staging of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Trinidad, a group of artists will do a performance installation on the streets of Trinidad and Tobago's capital, Port of Spain.

Global Voices in English » Caribbean: 5th Summit Begins 2009

: Trinidad and Tobago's Pleasure calls this “a very, very pleasing development.”

Global Voices in English » Read Your Way Around the World: Book Challenge Roundup 2009

In testimony to a UK parliamentary inquiry board in May 2011, it was mentioned that Trinidad and Tobago's Jack Warner demanded $2.5 million for an education center in his country and Paraguay's Nicolás Léoz asked for an honorary knighthood in exchange for their votes.

Nader Jahanfard: To "Qatar" or Not to "Qatar"? Nader Jahanfard 2011

In testimony to a UK parliamentary inquiry board in May 2011, it was mentioned that Trinidad and Tobago's Jack Warner demanded $2.5 million for an education center in his country and Paraguay's Nicolás Léoz asked for an honorary knighthood in exchange for their votes.

Nader Jahanfard: To "Qatar" or Not to "Qatar"? Nader Jahanfard 2011

And the comedy continues, courtesy the “fake” blog The Secret Blog of Patrick “Patos” Manning, which claims to be from the mind of Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister.

Global Voices in English » Bermuda, USA, UK: Fallout over Guantanamo 2009

Once Dane Richards sent the penalty kick rolling under Trinidad and Tobago's goalkeeper, he trotted back toward his Jamaican teammates for a muted celebration.

Richards Rocking as Red Bulls Roll Joshua Robinson 2010