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Elite called for back up as Redman and OJT elec failed real badDe Dragon wrote:Halloween wasn't last month? Where all these ghosts and demons appearing from? RASC can't be far behind.........
Any views expressed by Habit 7 is that of a paid red Goverment blogger.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Man make ah come back in a very controversial thread...lollll
Redress10 wrote:Think it's going to be a "range" issue.
Was in a fb group with web design ppl from all over the world and some were boasting abt charging 10,30,50k usd for website services for websites that have minimum 5 pages and up to 50 pages etc.
Similar type websites as well
zoom rader wrote:Bago Folk again, they will never learn
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/crown-p ... efcc30abe9
Redman wrote:The land was acquired in 1996.
One man say he still own his land others say they got scammed.Redman wrote:Zoombindranath- you read the letter???
more importantly- did they misspell Roosevelt place in the blasted letterhead?
Dis truedeath365 wrote:dont worry Tobago and her people still red and ready .... January 25th PMN for life !!!!
Suzette Louwe
The Plan is:
1. Keith Rowley wants to retire. So he enriches all his financiers and perhaps himself in the process and his cabinet and steps down just before the next elections.
2. Brian Manning is being groomed as the new leader and hear the smartness eh. Brian is coming out to say that Keith is a dog, he brutalized the people and impoverished them. His father was right about Rowley and it is time to take the country back. The supporters rejoice.
3. But the catch is, the financiers have already discussed this with both Keith and Brian and they have arrived all at this plan. So the backroom deal is to convince you that they are enemies when in truth and fact they are co-conspirators in this next step to keep the PNM relevant.
That is what is about to go down. Leaders are changing but GUESS WHO IS THE CONSTANT - The 1%. All they are doing is changing the players - the Team stays the same.
Rovin wrote:from fb ...Suzette Louwe
The Plan is:
1. Keith Rowley wants to retire. So he enriches all his financiers and perhaps himself in the process and his cabinet and steps down just before the next elections.
2. Brian Manning is being groomed as the new leader and hear the smartness eh. Brian is coming out to say that Keith is a dog, he brutalized the people and impoverished them. His father was right about Rowley and it is time to take the country back. The supporters rejoice.
3. But the catch is, the financiers have already discussed this with both Keith and Brian and they have arrived all at this plan. So the backroom deal is to convince you that they are enemies when in truth and fact they are co-conspirators in this next step to keep the PNM relevant.
That is what is about to go down. Leaders are changing but GUESS WHO IS THE CONSTANT - The 1%. All they are doing is changing the players - the Team stays the same.
toyota2nr wrote:Thankfully this government not gonna make it to 2022
sMASH wrote:i wah hinds get the next rounds... he did his time... give him it as a long service award.
He's a good boydeath365 wrote:Ha ha ha... Hinds is the petutual loser of the pnm.... Take abuse an keep coming back for moresMASH wrote:i wah hinds get the next rounds... he did his time... give him it as a long service award.
FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert complained that TT has too many cars, for which last year private citizens had spent $2.02 billion to buy 19,460 cars, both new and used. He was piloting the Finance Bill 2020 on Friday in the House of Representatives to enact some proposals from the national budget, a second finance bill due in early 2021.
Regarding all types of vehicles, public and private, he said 24,590 vehicles had been bought for $2.76 billion.
Of these, 4,777 were goods vehicles, 196 buses, 10,796 new cars, 8.864 used cars and 157 taxis.
“The importation of cars is possibly one of largest consumers of foreign exchange in TT today. That $2 billion has to be found.” He said that sum has to be sourced as precious foreign exchange and so diverted from other uses.
“We have over one million motor vehicles in TT, one of the highest per capita owners in the world.”
He urged a better prioritisation of TT’s foreign exchange, saying, “There certainly are enough cars in TT at this time.”
Also in the bill, he introduced a measure not stated in his budget to mandate foreign insurance companies to incorporate locally and so operate under the Insurance Act.
Otherwise, Imbert said the Government was trying its best to keep everyone in their jobs and provide compassionate relief to the NEEDY.
https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/central-bank-paints-grim-picture-of-tts-economy-6.2.1263824.836015c2eeThe Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago (CBTT) has painted a grim picture of T&T’s economy in its latest Monetary Policy Report.
The Bank said economic activities contracted in the first half of 2020 in both the energy and non-energy sectors. A decline in output was seen in natural gas, crude oil, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and petrochemicals, especially methanol and ammonia.
“As several businesses closed and others reduced their operations, declines were recorded for several non-energy sectors, such as Wholesale and Retail Trade (Excluding Energy), Construction, and Manufacturing (Excluding Energy and Petrochemicals).” The report read.
It noted that labour market adjustments included furloughed employment, layoffs, pay cuts, and reductions in working hours.
It added; “Despite the gradual re-opening of the economy, labour demand softened, resulting in higher retrenchments. Job advertisements in the print media, a proxy for labour demand, declined during May to October 2020.”
However, growth was recorded for Real Estate Activities and the Financial and Insurance Activities.
It revealed that the Government’s accounts came under increased strain in fiscal year (FY) 2019/20 as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. The Bank revealed that data from the Ministry of Finance show that the budget deficit jumped to 11.2 per cent (as a per cent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP)) in FY2019/20 from 2.6 per cent in FY2018/19. Public revenue collections declined by 27.1 per cent in FY 2019/20 from FY2018/19 due to lower energy prices and a smaller corporation tax take as business operations were curtailed. Public expenditures, however, increased due to higher outlays on transfers and subsidies and the capital programme to shore up the health system and support those adversely affected by the pandemic.
In the case of the country’s foreign exchange position the CBTT said conditions in the foreign exchange market remained relatively tight during the first ten months of 2020.
Purchases of foreign exchange by authorised dealers from the public declined over January to October 2020,
relative to the same period a year prior.
The Bank said this decline in purchases was related to a reduction in conversions by energy companies, while the demand for foreign currency also slipped in the context of trade and travel restrictions as well as the state of aggregate demand. By the end of November 2020, official international reserves stood at US$7.1 billion or about 8? months of import cover.
According to the Bank the global economy suffered an unprecedented fall in real output over the first half of 2020 mainly because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
It noted that the virus has led governments to introduce public health measures such as lockdowns, social distancing, and closures of non-essential businesses, which resulted in sharp and deep economic contractions during the first six months of the year. However it notes that global demand has been rising slowly as some economies relaxed lockdown measures in May and June prompting measured improvements in economic activity.
The CBTT expects in 2021 the domestic economic outlook will be centred around the lingering effects of the pandemic, which are expected to persist well into the first three quarters of the new year. It said going into the pandemic, T&T had a relatively good starting point, with significant buffers, including sizable international reserves and its sovereign wealth fund (Heritage and Stabilization Fund) but it warned that given the finite nature of these buffers it is imperative that the transition be managed very carefully.
“As in most other countries, fiscal action will remain at the core of the combined macro-economic policy
response. A delicate balance will continue to be required in providing indispensable support to the poor and disadvantaged communities—who have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic—while keeping an eye on the debt situation. The current high liquidity environment means that monetary policy may need to be in a
holding pattern, but ready to adjust quickly as financial conditions evolve.
zoom rader wrote:Red Government failed economics
Bull5hit and it's a cop outHabit7 wrote:zoom rader wrote:Red Government failed economics
Did you read what you posted?
"It revealed that the Government’s accounts came under increased strain in fiscal year (FY) 2019/20 as a result of the COVID-19 crisis."
zoom rader wrote:Bull5hit and it's a cop outHabit7 wrote:zoom rader wrote:Red Government failed economics
Did you read what you posted?
"It revealed that the Government’s accounts came under increased strain in fiscal year (FY) 2019/20 as a result of the COVID-19 crisis."
Fellow tuners please ingor Habit 7 as he is a paid red Goverment blogger and should only be viewed as propaganda.
I not going to waste time with you .Habit7 wrote:zoom rader wrote:Bull5hit and it's a cop outHabit7 wrote:zoom rader wrote:Red Government failed economics
Did you read what you posted?
"It revealed that the Government’s accounts came under increased strain in fiscal year (FY) 2019/20 as a result of the COVID-19 crisis."
Fellow tuners please ingor Habit 7 as he is a paid red Goverment blogger and should only be viewed as propaganda.
thank God your spelling is still bad because even if anyone were to listen to you, they won't know how to ingor somebody.
Furthermore, how could it be a cop-out? It is the quoted text from the article you posted?
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