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Trinidad & Tobago: Corruption and the Rule of Law

Written byMatthew Hunte

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Read this post in Swahili, 繁體中文, 简体中文, Español
Posted 9 October 2012 6:00 GMT

Recently, the rule of law has been taking a beating by this PP government. With the now infamous section 34, things have come round to another galloping dictatorship, and […] we can see how that corruption of power has changed the characters of those whom we viewed as pillars and exemplars of our society.

Jumbie's Watch writes about governance and the rule of law in Trinidad & Tobago.

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