Politicking T&T/CARICOM style

Jul 10, 2013

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad - PRIME MINISTER Kamla Persad-Bissessar is undoubtedly relieved to have behind her the hosting of the 34th Caricom Summit so that she could be more fully focused in what she seems to relish so much—party politicking against ALL opposition comers—even within her United National Congress.
This time around, for immediate attention on her UNC’s radar is Jack Warner—until recently, long-held bosom “comrade”, now a major foreboding political threat in a fierce battle for the Chaguanas West by-election.
Plus, of course, the so-called “emailgate” controversy that revolves around the People’s National Movement leader, Dr Keith Rowley, now being increasingly driven on the defensive over the authenticity of the e-mail messages he had presented in Parliament.

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