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Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley has criticised the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (TATT) for reviewing the media’s broadcast of his “jamette” comment, questioning why the regulator had not acted during past political controversies.
In a Facebook post yesterday, Rowley suggested that TATT’s scrutiny reflects a broader trend of media suppression seen internationally.
He asked, “You sound surprised by the TATT awakening. Isn’t that threatening of the media part of what is happening abroad and very well known to us for copying here?”
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