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Roget: News editors portray trade unions in ‘worst possible light’

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News JTUM leader Ancel Roget, centre, halts members from singing during a media conference on Labour Day celebrations at BIGWU's office in Barataria. At left is NATUC general secretary Michael Annisette. - ROGER JACOB WHILE he assured journalists he believes they work hard, JTUM (Joint Trade Union Movement) leader Ancel Roget said news editors cut and edit their work to negatively portray the trade union. Roget made the statement at a […]

Source: Trinidad News

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