Trinidad & Tobago: Local Government Reps
Written byJanine Mendes-Franco
KnowTnT.com republishes the results of the country's recently-held local government elections.
Written byJanine Mendes-Franco
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1 comment
The campaign is over, the victory speeches made, the partying done!
The Prime Minister and her newly elected team must now translate campaign rhetoric to political action and governance.
Trinidad and Tobago are blessed with the natural resource of oil and with proper management can be a great regional force for good.
The nation of Trinidad and Tobago stand on the cusp of a new dawn. Good leadership could make her safer, cleaner, more progressive.
It could be done but it will not be easy. Some entrenched behavior and attitudes must be ripped up and overturned.
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