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ROWLEY TO BOW OUT
Posted: Friday, January 3, 2025
'45 YEARS IS ENOUGH' - ROWLEY TO BOW OUT OF ELECTED POLITICS
At the end of a press conference in Tobago on Friday afternoon, Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley disclosed that he would not be offering himself as a candidate in the upcoming general election.
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