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Short biography
Pearce Robinson is an independent Trinidad and Tobago journalist and investigative reporter working between London and Port of Spain. He is the founder and publisher of PearceRobinson.com, where he reports on public power, public money, governance, security legislation and press freedom across Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean. His reporting is built on primary documents, which readers can open alongside each article.
Full biographyAreas of reporting
- State power and national institutions
- Public money and procurement
- Governance and political accountability
- Policing, security and civil liberties
- Press freedom and source protection
Citing this reporting
Please credit Pearce Robinson, PearceRobinson.com and link to the original article. Every article has a "Cite this article" box with ready-made formats. Source documents in the Document Room may be referenced directly.
Media enquiries
Interview, broadcast and comment requests: news@pearcerobinson.com. Confidential information should be sent through source protection.
Recent reporting
- Trinidad’s municipal map is about to be redrawn
OCT. 5, 2026
- The plan to make Trinidad and Tobago Israel's primary Caribbean partner — and Port of Spain a Jewish centre
OCT. 5, 2026
- Beyond the drinking age: what the 2026 alcohol, cannabis, gambling and tobacco Bill really changes
SEP. 30, 2026
- When the Senate tied 15–15, Wade Mark cast the vote that passed two Government Bills
SEP. 30, 2026
- A new balance of power: how recent Bills and emergency powers are changing rights, press freedom and public oversight in Trinidad and Tobago
SEP. 29, 2026
- In 1997, T&T rejected these seed rules to protect farmers. In 2026, it is adopting them. What changed?
SEP. 27, 2026