Nomination Day for PNM internal election on Monday

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Nomination Day for PNM internal election on Monday

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News PNM leader Dr Keith Rowley - SUREASH CHOLAI AT 8 am today, the People's National Movement (PNM) will open its nomination day process for candidates desirous of leading the party for the next two years. All 15 positions are up for grabs, including that of political leader, which is currently held by Dr Keith Rowley who is also the Prime Minister. Nominations are expected to be filed at the PNM's […]

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