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TRINIDAD-POLITICS-Warner says he will not resign

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Apr 9, CMC – Embattled National Security Minister Austin “Jack” Warner says he has no intention of resigning from his cabinet post accusing his detractors of trying to prevent the coalition People’s Partnership government of successfully dealing with the crime situation in Trinidad and Tobago.

Speaking at a public meeting of the ruling United National Congress (UNC) in Barataria along the east west corridor on Monday night, Warner also made reference to international media reports that he is implicated in a probe being conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) into the financial affairs of the world football governing body, FIFA, of which he was once its powerful vice president.

“What they have with Jack Warner. They go after his family…my son in the US…they say Jack Warner must resign because a newspaper … say, Jack Warner of course was involved in something that must be investigated.

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