Trinidad's Former Leader Flown to US After Stroke

ABC News Tuesday 7th February, 2012

Trinidad's former Prime Minister Patrick Manning has been airlifted to Walter Reed Medical Center in the United States for treatment following a stroke. Spokeswoman Wendy Lewis said Tuesday that the stroke partially paralyzed the right side of Manning's body and left him with slurred speech.

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