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Central Government Blamed for Tobago’s Economic Challenges, Says Chief Secretary Farley Augustine
P.D.P. slams T.H.A. 2025 budget saying it lacks real plans for Tobago’s development.
P.D.P. slams T.H.A. 2025 budget saying it lacks real plans for Tobago’s development.
Scarborough, Tobago – June 25, 2024 – Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has placed the blame squarely on the central government for Tobago’s poorly performing economy. He claimed that the constitutional arrangements between the islands are frequently used as an excuse for not allowing Tobago to access the critical resources it needs to succeed economically.
Augustine’s strong remarks highlight the ongoing debate regarding fiscal autonomy for Tobago and the allocation of national resources. His statements underscore the Tobago House of Assembly (THA)’s perspective on the systemic issues hindering Tobago’s economic development and its efforts to achieve greater self-determination.
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