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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says she makes no apologies for siding with the United States, as she defended her Government’s position on joint action against transnational organised crime.
During a lengthy address in Parliament she insisted no international law was breached during operations kinetic strikes in the Caribbean sea.
“And if you had some good lawyers on your side, we have some very good ones here including the Honourable Attorney General, they will tell you there was no international law that was breached when we were taking out, people were being taken out in their boats, trafficking, human trafficking, drugs, children,” Persad-Bissessar said.
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