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Ramnarine: Not enough to compare fuel prices
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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Former energy minister Kevin Ramnarine. - FORMER energy minister Kevin Ramnarine said it was not good enough for Finance Minister Colm Imbert to compare fuel prices in Trinidad and Tobago to those in other countries, to justify increases in fuel prices that will take effect on April 19. Imbert announced the fuel price increases in the House of Representatives on April 8. Current prices per litre for premium gasoline, super […]
Source: Trinidad News

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