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Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says that if re-elected on January 12, his administration will take the issue of Tobago autonomy to an island-wide referendum early in the new year.
Augustine also called on central government to respect and implement the outcome of that vote, warning that failure to do so would lead to Tobagonians mobilising and marching to Port of Spain to demand that the will of the island be honoured.
Speaking in Buccoo on Thursday evening at a Tobago People’s Party political meeting, Augustine said his party has a “blueprint” for Tobago’s development, with a referendum on autonomy as a central element.
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