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Tobago People’s Party (TPP) political leader Farley Augustine has rejected claims that his party is aligned with the United National Congress (UNC), dismissing a viral voice note as “foolishness” and political mischief aimed at misleading voters ahead of the general election.
Speaking at a political meeting on Friday night, Augustine said he had no intention of responding to the “mischief” being spread by political opponents. He noted that this was not the first time attempts had been made to link him to the UNC and accused his detractors of using new technology to repackage old smear tactics.
“I do not care to respond to the foolishness, because Tobago has serious issues,” Augustine said. “They are short on ideas, they failed on delivery, so they must concoct whatever they think is necessary to distract you.”
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