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Caribbean & Central America - 25 May 2004
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Opposition fights corruption allegations
The political temperature has increased notably in Trinidad & Tobago over the past month, with the main opposition United National Congress (UNC) fighting allegations of corruption during its last term in office, which ended in 2001 when the People's National Movement (PNM) was returned to power.
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