Election Trinidada and Tobago: Opposition sails to victory

The opposition in the Caribbean-Trinidada and Tobago Caribbean won the parliamentary election on Monday, preliminary results believe.

The victory of the Central Party of the National Congress (UNC) means that the next Prime Minister will be appointed by Camla Persian.

The 73-year-old man has already held this position once, from 2010 to 2015, but her party was defeated in the last two elections in the National Movement of People’s Centers (PNM).

Preliminary results suggest UNC, which campaigned for promise to increase wages and create employment, managed to win a number of parliamentary places previously occupied by PNM.

PNM leader Keith Rowley gave way to Monday, saying that it was not a good night for his party and that it was clear that he lost the election.

The 75-year-old Rowley held the post of Prime Minister from 2015 to March this year, when he announced that he was leaving the reins of the 50-year-old Energy Minister Stewart Young.

But instead of serving the rest of the Rowley term, Young called the Snap election a few hours after the Prime Minister oath.

The move was widely seen as an attempt by Young to provide a stronger mandate against the backdrop of the opposition’s criticism that his exaltation to the Prime Minister was unconstitutional.

The election took place at a time when the country is fighting the growth of murders and the economic downturn.

The leaving government announced a state of emergency in December, which respected for 105 days.

During his Persad-Bismessar company, he promised to raise wages for public sector workers who are fighting for the cost of living costs.

It was the problem she again addressed after the ruling party conceded.

“This victory is that the elderly have retained their pensions. This victory is to get their legal salary to their legal increase. This victory must again open a children’s hospital.

She also assured those who gathered that “no one” would remain behind, emphasizing that “if UNC wins, everyone won.”