Opposition continues to demand answers from government in relation to decision to abstain from voting on embargo on Cuba
The opposition is again demanding answers from government, in relation to the recent decision to abstain from voting on the United Nations resolution on the embargo on Cuba.
The issue prompted the opposition to move a censure motion in the Lower House last week, which ended in chaos after the government shut down the debate.
Speaking at a press briefing today, legal advisor for the People’s National Party Anthony Hylton chastised the government for misleading both the parliament and the public.
Hylton pointed out that when State Minister for Foreign Affairs Alando Terrelonge tabled the…
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