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The People’s National Movement (PNM) has no plans to make its financial statements public despite the ongoing police investigation into how its Balisier House headquarters in Port-of-Spain was funded, party chairman Marvin Gonzales has said.
Responding to suggestions that the party should release its financial records in the interest of transparency, Gonzales argued that the matter falls within the party’s internal governance.
“The party’s financials is a matter for the membership through the General Council in accordance with its constitution. No one will impose values on the PNM that they don’t live by and that includes the UNC,” he said.
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