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Newly appointed Finance Minister Vishnu Dhanpaul yesterday pledged that his tenure will not bring financial hardship to the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
Dhanpaul, who previously served as a permanent secretary in the Finance Ministry, has worked with eight finance ministers across successive administrations since 1991. He also recently held the position of High Commissioner to the United Kingdom. Yesterday, he officially replaced Colm Imbert, who served as Finance Minister since 2015.
Following his swearing-in at President’s House, Dhanpaul immediately displayed a different leadership style from his predecessor, who largely restricted direct media access by blocking journalists from contacting him.
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