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Trinbago Unified Calypsonians’ Organisation (TUCO) president Ainsley King has moved to quell growing anxieties surrounding the 2026 Carnival season, dismissing social media “misinformation” about Road March rules and promising a comprehensive review of the organisation’s judging processes.
Speaking at the Queen’s Park Savannah VIP lounge yesterday following the announcement of the Road March winners, King addressed allegations regarding a “purported clause” that allegedly restricted how contestants could appear at judging points.
He was adamant that while a new rule book exists, it does not contain the restrictive measures suggested by some commentators.
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