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With the United National Congress still to reveal 15 remaining candidates, political analyst Dr Shane Mohammed is suggesting the party's strategy of sporadically announcing its candidates for the April 28 poll was possibly due to political leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar being wary of incumbent MPs dissenting before the election.
Mohammed questioned the use of the tactic with the General Election 26 days away.
"Nomination day is on Friday, it makes no sense to be holding or dangling this carrot on a stick over the heads of these persons," Mohammed said in an interview with Guardian Media on Tuesday.
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