Trinidad and Tobago to hold early elections in late April
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Trinidad and Tobago to hold early elections in late April
PORT OF SPAIN (Reuters) -Trinidad and Tobago's new Prime Minister Stuart Young has called for a general election a day after taking office in a surprise move seen as an effort to secure his own mandate in the Caribbean island…
Port of Spain, 19 Mar (Latin Press) Trinidad and Tobago starts today preparations for the general elections, which are scheduled to take place on April 28 of this year. The post Trinidad and Tobago will hold general elections on April 28 first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Farley confident ahead of election - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
TOBAGO House of Assembly (THA) head Farley Augustine expressed confidence in the prospects of his Tobago People's Party (TPP) in the upcoming general elections, he told TV6 News on March 18, after Prime Minister Stuart Young announced the April 28 poll. "We have essentially been lining up all our ducks in a row to ensure that strategically we can win both Tobago East and Tobago West seats." He said the TPP could provide the best representation i…
Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister Stuart Young announced Tuesday afternoon that the Caribbean country will hold general elections on April 28 and requested to dissolve Parliament. Young, former Minister of Energy and Energy Industries, replaced 75-year-old Keith Rowley on Monday, who resigned from office after nine and a half years, ending 45 years of active political life. Following the announcement of the election date, Young asked to disso…
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