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The Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) said too many citizens are struggling, even as T&T marks 49 years as a Republic.
In its Republic Day message, the party pointed to what it described as a “failed education system,” noting that half of students do not pass critical exams such as SEA and CSEC. Many young people, it argued, are left unemployed or trapped in low-paid, short-term jobs that do not match their talents.
“Too many citizens can’t make ends meet, can hardly make it to the next pay day, and very many don’t have money to put food on the table,” the MSJ said, warning that poverty and lack of hope are fuelling crime.
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