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Elizabeth Gonzales
Minority Leader Kelvon Morris is accusing Chief Secretary Farley Augustine of abandoning his once-strong stance, which he once had against the former PNM-led Government, on Tobago’s most pressing issues, especially now on matters involving the Prime Minister’s tough talk surrounding the Venezuela/US tension.
Speaking at a press conference, Morris claimed Augustine was vocal up until April 28, but has since “gone soft” on defending Tobago’s rights over energy resources and on the safety concerns of fishermen. He said Tobago’s fisherfolk are now afraid to go to sea, pointing to recent incidents where vessels in the region were bombed.
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