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Missing Tobago oil spill vessel resurfaces: where, how and what happens now?

Trinidad and Tobago authorities are pursuing the Solo Creed, now seized by the Angolan Navy for breaching offshore oil perimeters.

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After months of anger and outcry over an oil spill which inflicted $23m in damage on Tobago’s shores, the Trinidad and Tobago government says it is pursuing the Solo Creed tugboat, now seized by the Angolan Navy.

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The Solo Creed then sailed from Panama to a location offshore from a Venezuelan port operated by Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), where it then went ‘dark’ by turning off its Automated Identification System (AIS) location transponder.

There had been no sign of the vessel since – until Angolan authorities seized it on 11 May for violating oil security perimeters.

Without authorisation, the tugboat allegedly breached oil extraction blocks 17 and 18, exclusive zones operated by subsidiaries of TotalEnergies and BP , according to the companies’ websites.

While the Gulfstream remains off-grid, a recent investigation by Bellingcat and the Trinidad and Tobago Guardian verified that the Solo Creed has recently been just offshore of Luanda, Angola’s capital.

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Angolan Navy commander Divaldo Fonseca said the Solo Creed’ s crew claimed they had intended to resupply at Luanda. None of the nine crew members (four Nigerians, two Panamanians, two Hondurans and a Venezuelan) raised any flags or sought authorisation as the tugboat circulated the oil security perimeters.

Who owns the Gulfstream and Solo Creed ?

Last week, Trinidad and Tobago’s Energy Ministry reaffirmed the country's urgent pursuit of the Solo Creed , saying it will use “ all resources at its disposal to attempt to find those responsible for the oil spill in Tobago”.

Officials from both Trinidad and Tobago and Angola are now in discussion over the next moves, but both countries are likely to be interested in the involvement of the Melaj Offshore Corporation.

Melaj, a Panamanian company which often transports Venezuelan oil, is linked to the Tobago spill through Melissa Rona Gonzalez, a senior figure within the corporation.

Public data from Panama’s corporate registry shows Gonzalez is an officer at Melaj , while Bellingcat revealed Gonzalez was the listed owner of the Solo Creed during the incident in February. The last known photograph of the Solo Creed was uploaded to satellite maritime platform MarineTraffic in December by the user ‘Melaj Offshore Corp’.

Melaj has previously come under fire for chartering tankers to transport PDVSA’s sanctioned Venezuelan oil. Melaj loaded multiple oil cargoes after US sanctions were announced in 2019, Reuters reported.

Identifying the owner of the Gulfstream has so far not been possible, as the tanker appears not to have an International Maritime Organisation (IMO) registration number.

Nonetheless, authorities in Trinidad and Tobago are under immense pressure to find the culpable parties. The Caribbean nation has suffered more than its fair share of oil-related environmental disasters, notably the 1979 oil spill, the fifth- l argest on record .

Some 44 years on, and Trinidad and Tobago’s citizens and energy ministry officials alike are desperate to put to bed this latest disaster and bring those responsible to justice.

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New York's brand new modular cricket stadium , constructed specially for the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 , is pitch perfect and shining.

The Nassau County Cricket Stadium on Long Island, New York hosted its first official match of the tournament Monday between 2014 champions Sri Lanka and South Africa. South Africa won the match by 6 wickets.

India and Bangladesh had inaugurated the stadium over the weekend with a warm-up match Saturday, which India won by 60 runs.

The stadium will also host the hotly anticipated clash between Pakistan and India on June 9.

Earlier in May, the ICC and Nassau County officials had commemorated the completion of the stadium with Olympic gold medalist and tournament ambassador Usain Bolt, members of the U.S. cricket team, cricket legends and New York sports stars.

Among those present at the unveiling of the stadium were U.S. cricketers Corey Anderson and Monank Patel , West Indies legend Sir Curtly Ambrose, Pakistan's Shoaib Malik and England’s Liam Plunkett. New York sports stars John Starks (NBA/New York Knicks), Elena Delle Donne (WNBA/USA), Bartolo Colon (MLB/New York Yankees-Mets), Victor Cruz (NFL/New York Giants) and Ibtihaj Muhammad (Fencing/USA) were also present at the occasion.

"To commemorate the milestone, all the special guests signed a giant cricket bat, which will remain at the venue for the eight matches being hosted at the event from June 3 - 12," ICC had said in a statement.

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Construction on the stadium began in January and took about 4 months to complete. The stadium features general admission stands on the east and west sides "which rise to more than 20 meters, and include views of the Manhattan skyline," according to ICC. There are hospitality and media pavilions on the north and south ends. The north pavilion also features Cabana seats along with the Corner Club seats with a private party area.

"The world class 34,000-seater temporary stadium is the first-of-its-kind for international cricket and believed to be the largest ever constructed in the United States," the ICC said.

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Four drop-in pitches, nurtured for the event in Florida, were transported over a 1,000-miles to New York, where they were installed by a crane into the venue, as per the ICC.

“The new stadium is going to be a fantastic place to watch from," Olympic gold medalist and ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Ambassador Bolt had said in a statement. "It’s very enclosed and you feel very close to the action. I can imagine it will be full of energy.”

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The Nassau County International Cricket Stadium will host the following matches:

• June 3: Sri Lanka vs. South Africa
• June 5: India vs. Ireland
• June 7: Netherlands vs. South Africa
• June 9: India vs. Pakistan
• June 10: South Africa vs. Bangladesh
• June 11: Pakistan vs. Canada
• J une 12: USA vs. India

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General tickets for the 2024 T20 World Cup are available to purchase on a first-come-first-serve basis on the  tournament website . While tickets for popular matches sold out almost immediately when the sales went live on Feb. 22, tickets for multiple matches in the U.S. are still available.

Tickets for some of the sold-out matches are also available for purchase on third-party websites such as  Stubhub , Tickets Center and  SeatGeek  for varying prices.

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The 9th edition of the T20 World Cup began on June 1 with a thrilling match between debutants Canada and the U.S., which was won by the U.S. Fifty-five matches will be played across nine cities – three in the U.S. and six in the Caribbean – according to the ICC. While the opening match was in Texas, the grand finale will be played on June 29 in Barbados. The semi-final and qualifier matches will take place in Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana in the Caribbean.

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England enters the year as defending champions, having beaten Pakistan in the 2022 T20 World Cup final in Melbourne.

CEO of the International Cricket Council Geoff Allardice, in an interview with USA TODAY , said the opportunity to bring one of the cricket council's "showcase events to the U.S. for the first time is a milestone for the sport of cricket."

"To be able to bring some of the biggest teams and the biggest matches to one of the biggest cities in the world and in the country with the biggest sports following and sports market in the world, I think, is a great opportunity for our sport," Allardice said.

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Sandals and Beaches Resorts executive chairman, Adam Stewart, left, Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett and Minister of Tourism and Ports for the Cayman Islands and chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) Kenneth Bryan during a panel discussion at last month’s Caribbean Hotel and Tourist Association’s Travel Marketplace, at Montego Bay Convention Centre, Jamaica.

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Ja­maica’s Min­is­ter of Tourism, Ed­mund Bartlett has dis­pelled the no­tion by some that all tourism jobs are low-pay­ing.  

Bartlett made this point dur­ing a pan­el dis­cus­sion ti­tled In­te­grat­ed Tourism De­vel­op­ment of Caribbean Ho­tel and Tourist As­so­ci­a­tion’s Trav­el Mar­ket­place, which was held last month at Mon­tego Bay Con­ven­tion Cen­tre, Ja­maica.

He in­di­cat­ed that his min­istry has put train­ing pro­grammes in place that will pro­vide work­ers with the qual­i­fi­ca­tions need­ed to com­mand high­er salaries.

“The pur­pose of en­abling us to change the labour mar­ket arrange­ments in tourism is that it is re­gard­ed as a low-wage in­dus­try with itin­er­ants. The work­ers have not had a sense of com­mit­ment to a pro­fes­sion­al path be­cause they don’t see it as ex­ist­ing in tourism. But that’s the tourism of the past — and we in the Caribbean know this,” Bartlett out­lined.

“We are no longer a tourism of sea­son­al­i­ty—six months off and six months on. We are now 24/7 so we have to cre­ate and train peo­ple to serve, and to do well, and to add val­ue every step of the way 24/7,” he added.

Speak­ing on the val­ue the tourism prod­uct brings to a coun­try, the min­is­ter said that while cap­i­tal­ism was the dri­ving force be­hind eco­nom­ic pros­per­i­ty, work­ers were key as­sets to grow­ing the in­dus­try.

“Tourism is about peo­ple, and it is the peo­ple who are the dri­ving force be­hind the en­er­gy of tourism, and there­fore the num­ber one con­cern of tourism must be the work­ers of the tourism in­dus­try,” he high­light­ed.

Bartlett em­pha­sised that it was not the re­spon­si­bil­i­ty of ei­ther the pub­lic or pri­vate sec­tor alone to en­sure a good work­ing en­vi­ron­ment in the tourism sec­tor.

He said, “It’s a joint re­spon­si­bil­i­ty that we all must share in en­abling the best labour en­vi­ron­ment to pre­vail, which will in­ure to high pro­duc­tiv­i­ty, great per­for­mances, and most im­por­tant­ly, the ex­cel­lence of ser­vice, which will be the hall­mark of the ex­pe­ri­ence that the vis­i­tor comes to our des­ti­na­tion for.”

The min­is­ter point­ed out that 60 per cent of the val­ue of the vis­i­tor ex­pe­ri­ence was ser­vice, and the en­vi­ron­ment must be pro­vid­ed for the peo­ple to grow and thrive.

Al­so giv­ing his in­put on the pan­el was San­dals and Beach­es Re­sorts ex­ec­u­tive chair­man, Adam Stew­art, who said the tourism in­dus­try in the re­gion is so­phis­ti­cat­ed and com­pli­cat­ed.  

Stew­art men­tioned that “it is some­thing that you can­not take a lot of chances with and it’s some­thing that needs deep ex­pe­ri­ence around it.”

Fur­ther, he stat­ed that there was a need for co­he­sion and con­tin­ued di­a­logue be­tween re­gion­al pub­lic and pri­vate sec­tor play­ers to ef­fec­tive­ly ad­dress key is­sues.  

“I think our prob­lems are rel­a­tive­ly straight­for­ward to solve, none of it is rock­et sci­ence, but we have to start in a po­si­tion of un­der­stand­ing each oth­er’s lim­i­ta­tions: what are the gov­ern­ment’s lim­i­ta­tions, what can or can­not be done; what are the pri­vate sec­tor’s lim­i­ta­tions?” Stew­art ex­plained.  

He said both sec­tors must be able to hold hands, put in the in­fra­struc­ture that will de­vel­op tourism, and cre­ate wealth for economies and the peo­ple.

 Min­is­ter of Tourism and Ports for the Cay­man Is­lands and Chair­man of the Caribbean Tourism Or­gan­i­sa­tion (CTO), Ken­neth Bryan, the third pan­elist spoke about the im­por­tance of tech­nol­o­gy such as ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence to in­te­grat­ed tourism de­vel­op­ment, stat­ing that it was in­evitable.

“It’s time for us to em­brace it and try to fig­ure out how to take ad­van­tage of it.”

He added that tech­nol­o­gy would al­low for more ef­fi­cien­cy in the fu­ture and the trans­fer of labour in­to oth­er ar­eas.

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