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Pierre Expresses Concern Over 'The Politics Of Crime'

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Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has expressed concern over 'the politics of crime' during remarks to the just-ended Caribbean Community (CARICOM) crime symposium in Trinidad and Tobago. 'There is the elephant in the room, which is the politics of crime,' he declared. 'Why can't we get opposition parties at least to agree on one thing […]

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