PM vows to uproot PNM’s ‘swine culture’
KAY-MARIE FLETCHER Senior Reporter kay-marie.fletcher@guardian.co.tt One day after threatening to fire “lazy” public sector workers, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has vowed to uproot what she describes as a “swine culture” entrenched in Trinidad and Tobago by the People’s National Movement (PNM). This comes with a stern warning that welfare schemes, corrupt employment programmes and non-performing state agencies and employees will continue to face cuts under her Government. Continue reading PM vows to uproot PNM’s ‘swine culture’ at CNC3.
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