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Less than two weeks before the April 28 General Election, the incumbent People’s National Movement (PNM) has unveiled its manifesto, promising “a bold, new chapter” of national transformation if the party is re-elected into government.
In unveiling the manifesto at the PNM’s Balisier House, Port-of-Spain headquarters yesterday, Prime Minister Stuart Young said the party would be operating within the country’s means.
“What you will see is us gathering the experience that we’ve had and to be reminded, through some difficult times, having finally guided our economy post COVID, where you had global markets that were hit from left field by this virus, destabilising many economies across the world. That experience gave us the first- hand expertise on how we must balance and manoeuvre,” Young said.
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