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People’s National Movement (PNM) Minority Leader Kelvon Morris is blaming both Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar and Chief Secretary Farley Augustine for Tobago’s current decline in tourism.
According to Morris, both the PM and Augustine’s hand in the United States radar being placed in Tobago have led to a decline in tourist arrivals during the Christmas season.
Addressing PNM supporters at a meeting in Charlotteville on Saturday, Morris pointed to the ongoing military tensions between the US and Venezuela, saying no one will choose Tobago as a tourism destination now. He added that the radar is not a gift to the island, but military-grade equipment installed in preparation for war.
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