Thursday May 31, 2012
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Coalition partner stays out of celebrations
Published: Thursday May 31, 2012 | 4:16 pm Comments 0Trinidad
Chairman of the ruling United National Congress, (UNC) Austin “Jack” Warner, has expressed “some degree of disappointment” with the position adopted by the Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) as the coalition People’s Partnership government moves towards celebrating its second anniversary in power in Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday.
The MSJ, one of five coalition partners, announced that it would not be attending the rally at Chaguanas in Central Trinidad and would also withdraw its members from all state boards.
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