Mayor Paul in hot water*
Published on Feb 16, 2016, 9:37 pm AST
By Carolyn Kissoon
carolyn.kissoon@trinidadexpress.com
There are growing calls for Point Fortin Mayor Clyde Paul to resign over statements he made in support of then-Port of Spain Mayor Raymond Tim Kee.
Tim Kee resigned yesterday.
In a Facebook post, Paul questioned why citizens were calling for Tim Kee’s resignation, stating: “I hope when the truth of the young lady’s murder unfolds some people can handle it.â€
Paul said some people were making out the death of Japanese national Asami Nagakiya as a crime that is not usual to Trinidad and Tobago. He said the media must not put “a spin†on the words uttered by Tim Kee.
Paul said only a minority of citizens were protesting against Tim Kee.
He said the protesters who marched to City Hall, Port of Spain, on Friday had a political agenda and were “hypocritesâ€.
Published on Feb 16, 2016, 9:37 pm AST
By Carolyn Kissoon
carolyn.kissoon@trinidadexpress.com
There are growing calls for Point Fortin Mayor Clyde Paul to resign over statements he made in support of then-Port of Spain Mayor Raymond Tim Kee.
Tim Kee resigned yesterday.
In a Facebook post, Paul questioned why citizens were calling for Tim Kee’s resignation, stating: “I hope when the truth of the young lady’s murder unfolds some people can handle it.â€
Paul said some people were making out the death of Japanese national Asami Nagakiya as a crime that is not usual to Trinidad and Tobago. He said the media must not put “a spin†on the words uttered by Tim Kee.
Paul said only a minority of citizens were protesting against Tim Kee.
He said the protesters who marched to City Hall, Port of Spain, on Friday had a political agenda and were “hypocritesâ€.