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The norm is apathy

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Recent news reports in Trinidad and Tobago paint a grim picture of violence and inefficiency plaguing the nation. From bullet-riddled bodies found on the streets to delays in simple administrative processes, it seems that the country is at a crossroads. The apathy among the population towards these issues is concerning, as it indicates a growing numbness to the daily struggles faced by citizens.

The slow pace of decision-making is evident in various sectors, such as the 14-year delay in approving a firearm user’s permit and outdated practices like paper forms for immigration declarations. The lack of urgency in addressing critical issues like agriculture, infrastructure, and water management only adds to the growing sense of disillusionment among the public.

It’s clear that Trinidad and Tobago cannot afford to operate on autopilot any longer. The responsibility falls on every citizen to actively support leaders who are dedicated to bringing about positive change. By standing together and promoting those who have the country’s best interests at heart, we can begin to combat the complacency that has taken hold. Let’s shift our focus from sharing gossip to sharing stories of hope and progress.

It’s time for all of us to step up and play our part in shaping a better future for Trinidad and Tobago. Let’s support those who are willing to challenge the status quo and work towards a brighter tomorrow.

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