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As the United National Congress (UNC) Government celebrated its one-year anniversary on Tuesday, business leaders in south Trinidad remain optimistic about the performance of the Government.
Some of the issues that southern Trinidad faces include unemployment, the closure of state-owned Petrotrin and the possibility of it reopening, the opening of the University of the West Indies (UWI) South Campus and the ease of doing business and crime among other issues.
President of the Greater San Fernando Area Chamber of Commerce Kiran Singh told the Business Guardian that he acknowledges that it has only been one year since the UNC administration assumed office, and within this relatively short period, there have been “encouraging signs” of renewed focus, engagement and direction for the national economy.
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