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Rambally: Armour still has questions to answer

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Dinesh Rambally Courtesy TT Parliament - For Chaguanas West MP, Dinesh Rambally, lawyers led by Kiel Taklalsingh that supported a motion of no-confidence against Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC, (AG) at the Law Association of TT (LATT) on Friday, should be commended. Rambally also called for LATT to release the official transcript of the special general meeting held by the association on July 15. The meeting was held at the […]

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