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Mark: No one tells UNC how to behave

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Opposition Senator Wade Mark. - OPPOSITION Senator Wade Mark said no one, including any independent senator, could tell UNC parliamentarians how to conduct themselves, as the party was committed to defending rights of expression under the TT Constitution. He spoke on Tuesday against Independent Senator Anthony Vieira's private motion to censure opposition senators over their behaviour during the convening of a parliamentary Electoral College on October 21. Mark began by […]

Source: Trinidad News

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