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MEMBER of Parliament for Trincity/Maloney Camille Robinson-Regis has rejected the Government's allegations of mismanagement and corruption, claiming the deterioration of her constituency is the result of political spite by the current administration.
The former housing minister sought to defend herself against claims made by Minister in the Ministry of Housing, Phillip Alexander, following his visit to the constituency last week Friday.
Alexander said there were no stores in the Maloney mall and that there were only two 'barely open restaurants' in the food court in the mall.
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