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Economy & Business - November 2023
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Opposition unimpressed by budget announcements
On 6 October Trinidad & Tobago’s Prime Minister Keith Rowley presented the government’s 2023/2024 budget, which, according to finance minister Colm Imbert, will ensure that “the economic recovery is anchored on sound and stable economic conditions”. Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar retorted that it was a “painful” document that perpetuated the country’s over-reliance on the energy sector.
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