| The People's Partnership (PP) |
The People's Partnership is a political coalition in Trinidad and Tobago between four political parties: the United National Congress, the Congress of the People, the Tobago Organization of the People, the National Joint Action Committee. The coalition was formed in advance of the 2010 general election attempting to form a multi-ethnic opposition bloc against the government of Patrick Manning.The coalition won the election to hold 27 out of 41 seats in the House of Representatives.
On 26 May 2010, Kamla Persad-Bissessar was sworn in as Prime Minister by President George Maxwell Richards. |
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| Leader |
Kamla PERSAD-BISSESSAR |
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2010 |
| Party Colour |
Yellow |
| Ideology |
Democratic socialism,
Social-democracy,
Third Way |
| Political Position |
Centre-left |
| House of Representatives seats 2010 |
27/41 |
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Rienzi Complex, Southern Main Road, Couva, Trinidad and Tobago |
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(868) 636 8145 |
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| Members Name |
Constituency |
Party |
| Wade Mark |
Speaker of the House |
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| Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Prime Minister |
Siparia |
United National Congress |
| Nizam Baksh |
Naparima |
United National Congress |
| Stephen Cadiz |
Chaguanas East |
United National Congress |
| Clifton De Coteau |
Moruga/Tableland |
United National Congress |
| Tim Gopeesingh |
Caroni East |
United National Congress |
| Rupert Griffith |
Toco/Sangre Grande |
United National Congress |
| Rudranath Indarsingh |
Couva South |
United National Congress |
| Fuad Khan |
Barataria/San Juan |
United National Congress |
| Nela Khan |
Princes Town |
United National Congress |
| Roodal Moonilal |
Oropouche East |
United National Congress |
| Collin Partap |
Cumuto/Manzanilla |
United National Congress |
| Winston Peters |
Mayaro |
United National Congress |
| Glenn Ramadharsingh |
Caroni Central |
United National Congress |
| Surujrattan Rambachan |
Tabaquite |
United National Congress |
| Ramona Ramdial |
Couva North |
United National Congress |
| Stacy Roopnarine |
Oropouche West |
United National Congress |
| Jairam Seemungal |
La Horquetta/Talparo |
United National Congress |
| Chandresh Sharma |
Fyzabad |
United National Congress |
| Herbert Volney |
St. Joseph |
United National Congress |
| Winston Dookeran |
Tunapuna |
Congress of the People |
| Lincoln Douglas |
Lopinot/Bon Air West |
Congress of the People |
| Prakash Ramadhar |
St. Augustine |
Congress of the People |
| Anil Roberts |
D'Abadie/O'Meara |
Congress of the People |
| Rodger Samuel |
Arima |
Congress of the People |
| Carolyn Seepersad-Bachan |
San Fernando West |
Congress of the People |
| Vernella Alleyne-Toppin |
Tobago East |
Tobago Organisation of the People |
| Delmon Baker |
Tobago West |
Tobago Organisation of the People |
| Errol Mc Leod |
Pointe-a-Pierre |
Movement for Social Justice |
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| Members Name |
Party |
| Timothy Hamel-Smith |
President of the Senate |
| Vasant Bharath |
United National Congress |
| Marlene Coudray |
United National Congress |
| Emmanuel George |
United National Congress |
| Larry Howai |
United National Congress |
| Fazal Karim |
United National Congress |
| James Lambert |
United National Congress |
| Devant Maharaj |
United National Congress |
| Lyndira Oudit |
United National Congress |
| Anand Ramlogan |
United National Congress |
| Kevin Ramnarine |
United National Congress |
| Jamal Mohammed |
Congress of the People |
| Ganga Singh |
Congress of the People |
| Bhoendradatt Tewarie |
Congress of the People |
| Embau Moheni |
National Joint Action Committee |
| Christlyn Moore |
Tobago Organisation of the People |
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