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Minister of Trade, Investment and Tourism Satyakama Maharaj is dismissing fears of a diplomatic rift within Caricom, following Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s sharp criticism of the regional bloc earlier this week.
Persad-Bissessar had described Caricom as “an unreliable partner,” accusing the body of siding with Venezuela amid escalating tensions between Port-of-Spain and Caracas. Yesterday, she announced plans to “realign” T&T’s foreign policy but stopped short of suggesting any withdrawal from the bloc.
Speaking outside the Red House, Minister Maharaj said he does not anticipate the PM’s remarks will lead to a major fallout.
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