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PNM ToÂbaÂgo CounÂcil poÂlitÂiÂcal leader AnÂcil DenÂnis has conÂdemned critÂics of the now-colÂlapsed DragÂon gas deal, callÂing them “idÂiots” and warnÂing that the conÂseÂquences will afÂfect every citÂiÂzen—not just the govÂernÂment.
DenÂnis was reÂspondÂing to the US govÂernÂment’s deÂciÂsion to reÂvoke the liÂcence that alÂlowed Trinidad and ToÂbaÂgo to purÂsue the long-awaitÂed natÂurÂal gas project with Venezuela. The Biden adÂminÂisÂtraÂtion had isÂsued the liÂcence in 2023, but it was withÂdrawn on TuesÂday amid reÂnewed US presÂsure on Nicolás Maduro’s regime.
SpeakÂing at a poÂlitÂiÂcal meetÂing in CasÂtara on TuesÂday night, DenÂnis deÂfendÂed the govÂernÂment’s hanÂdling of the deal and reÂjectÂed claims that the process lacked transÂparenÂcy.
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