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hover11 wrote:Question is can the country survive another five years of PNMVexXx Dogg wrote:wing wrote:https://newsday.co.tt/2024/09/10/nta-kamla-being-misled-about-crime-facts/
Kick Kamla out.
Crab in barrel dance as expected.
They making it too easy for the PNM
hover11 wrote:Question is can the country survive another five years of PNMVexXx Dogg wrote:wing wrote:https://newsday.co.tt/2024/09/10/nta-kamla-being-misled-about-crime-facts/
Kick Kamla out.
Crab in barrel dance as expected.
They making it too easy for the PNM
paid_influencer wrote:see, that is something I don't get.
Oil and gas done, but budgets increasing every year.
the state is not swallowing the medicine
PNM is racist towards Africans.timelapse wrote:^ Funny thing about that.If the racist views of PNM sycophants are true, then the people being most affected by that would be the typical PNM voter
timelapse wrote:^ Funny thing about that.If the racist views of PNM sycophants are true, then the people being most affected by that would be the typical PNM voter
The Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (GORTT) allocates significant financial resources to transfers and subsidies – 53.6 per cent of total expenditure in fiscal year (FY) 2021. ‘Transfers to Households’ amounted to $9.2 billion in FY 2021 and accounts for the largest share of expenditure (33.9 per cent) under transfers and subsidies.
In recent times, due to energy market pressures and the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), the GORTT’s fiscal space has narrowed. Consequently, to ensure fiscal sustainability, the GORTT has sought to reduce ‘large ticket items’ under transfers and subsidies (for example, the fuel subsidy and government assistance for tertiary education). Further, in the budget statement for FY2022, the GORTT alluded to making additional reductions in transfers and subsidies – by shifting towards a market-based pricing approach for electricity and water utilities and increasing the retirement age.
While these changes may improve the countries fiscal balance, households may have to adjust especially those where a large share of household income/expenditure is supported by transfers (senior citizens’ grant, public assistance, etc.) and subsidies (transportation, utilities, education, health care and inter-island travel).
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Mickela beating the ground in toco/grande.
sMASH wrote:Allocation on the budget and actual release of the funds from the banks to the projects are two different things.
Over the years I've noticed many times corporations say they not getting the solid liquid cash. And ministries saying they didn't use the budget allocation .
Thst might be becsuse they advertise a lot more via the budget than actually make available . The ministers know if they get 50m in the budget they realisticslly only could use 5m.
So they sound good in parliament and the country will be running down.
sMASH wrote:I want an update on the lavantee transport hub... How has it improved the lives of the peole and the effectiveness of the businesses
It was $700,000
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Lots of talk going around about early election. Some speculating as early as December (highly unlikely, but brilliant idea). Left to be seen when the PM appears in parliament.
Use the upcoming budget as a guide , most of the policies start from January in the next year, unless colm says effective immediately like he did with increasing gas prices. If he says effective January and the budget filled with election goodies don't expect an early election. December is not enough time to mamaguy ppl to vote for them. Elections are won by the marginals who always on the fence not the die hard supportersshake d livin wake d dead wrote:Lots of talk going around about early election. Some speculating as early as December (highly unlikely, but brilliant idea). Left to be seen when the PM appears in parliament.
Mmoney607 wrote:For anybody wondering how rowley win two election in a row:
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pugboy wrote:yuh never hear the saying about a one eyed man is king in the land of the blindMmoney607 wrote:For anybody wondering how rowley win two election in a row:
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Stupid country filled with Stupid ppl.Mmoney607 wrote:For anybody wondering how rowley win two election in a row:
Including Tobagozoom rader wrote:Stupid country filled with Stupid ppl.Mmoney607 wrote:For anybody wondering how rowley win two election in a row:
If the man sneeze on the podium dem lab rats does clap and cheerMmoney607 wrote:For anybody wondering how rowley win two election in a row:
No they kicking PNM outwing wrote:Including Tobagozoom rader wrote:Stupid country filled with Stupid ppl.Mmoney607 wrote:For anybody wondering how rowley win two election in a row:
Very good, they allow the younger generation and let go of the old guard. If it works in Tobago, why we can't try it in Trinidad?zoom rader wrote:No they kicking PNM outwing wrote:Including Tobagozoom rader wrote:Stupid country filled with Stupid ppl.Mmoney607 wrote:For anybody wondering how rowley win two election in a row:
Cause Trinidad have injuns and PNM spreads racism via Socal Media on word of mouth.wing wrote:Very good, they allow the younger generation and let go of the old guard. If it works in Tobago, why we can't try it in Trinidad?zoom rader wrote:No they kicking PNM outwing wrote:Including Tobagozoom rader wrote:Stupid country filled with Stupid ppl.Mmoney607 wrote:For anybody wondering how rowley win two election in a row:
Easy money to rile up the UNC racists...I banking my other salary. Not too bad..... might get myself another Rolex.zoom rader wrote:Cause Trinidad have injuns and PNM spreads racism via Socal Media on word of mouth.wing wrote:Very good, they allow the younger generation and let go of the old guard. If it works in Tobago, why we can't try it in Trinidad?zoom rader wrote:No they kicking PNM outwing wrote:Including Tobagozoom rader wrote:Stupid country filled with Stupid ppl.Mmoney607 wrote:For anybody wondering how rowley win two election in a row:
They conveniently use Africans to win elections then spit them out after elections.
Meanwhile 1% & Injuns collect PNM contacts.
You urself as a PNM blogger collects scraps
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