EDITORIAL When the Dr. Keith Rowley’s administration took up office in 2015, Trinidad and Tobago faced undeniable economic headwinds. Falling energy prices had begun to squeeze government revenue but while the outlook was cautious, there were still buffers in place to protect the economy and the country from collapse. The country had significant foreign reserves,…
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