NACTA: Rowley leaving politics on a high

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March 12, 2025

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NACTA: Rowley leaving politics on a high

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VOTERS believe the Prime Minister is leaving electoral politics at the right time, and the choice of Energy Minister Stuart Young to succeed him bodes well for the PNM going into this year's general election.

These were the findings of a North American Caribbean Teachers Association (NACTA) survey released on March 12.

Rowley announced his decision to retire from electoral politics on January 6.

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