Thursday was a historic day, as the first sitting of the Tobago House of Assembly took place without a Minority side in the house. This situation arose after the People’s National Movement won all twelve seats in the January 21st THA elections.
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UTT on Display
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Political Leader and Deputy concur PP is misleading the people of Tobago
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The Debate is on
The Tobago House of Assembly 2013 Election debate is on, this according to member of the local organising committee of the Trinidad and Tobago Debates Commission, Mrs Janet Parks.