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Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has publicly rejected former Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley’s claim that the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) requested two Toyota Prados in its initial oil spill response bill, calling the statement false and misleading.
Speaking at a political meeting in Castara on Wednesday night, Augustine said the THA continues to operate under severe financial constraints.
“The THA is working like how you build a house with little money. You buy cement, you put up a piece, you get some steel, you put up a next piece,” Augustine said. “That is how we operate because of how we are being funded.”
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