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The Opposition's shadow finance minister, Brian Manning, has delivered a scathing critique of the government’s handling of the national economy, accusing the administration of offering little more than “gobbledygook” in place of a clear, actionable plan.
Speaking at a media briefing on Tuesday at the Office of the Opposition Leader along Charles Street, Port-of-Spain, Manning said the country continues to reel from economic uncertainty, and the population is being fed vague statements and empty promises instead of a well-defined strategy for revenue creation and job generation.
“All we have heard from this government is gobbledygook from the government. We have heard no clear strategy or plan in terms of revenue generation for this economy. We have heard nothing in terms of creating employment for the people of this country, and that is the major concern,” Manning said.
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