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Fluctuating fuel prices can aggravate citizens
Posted: Wednesday, December 12, 2018
Energy Minister: Fluctuating fuel prices can aggravate citizens
Government is monitoring the complete removal of the fuel subsidy very carefully since going to market-driven prices—which change almost daily in the US— can cause "great aggravation" to the public
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Powell, of DW Powell International Financial Investments, which based in Port-of-Spain, was charged with larceny to the sum of $160,000
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