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MON-PLOCK?

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2 years ago

September 7, 2018

‘Consult the public’ is the advice from a prominent local attorney to Prime Minister Allen Chastanet, as it relates to his intention to demolish three major historical landmarks in the city, in favor of green space. Two weeks ago, Chastanet made the revelation to the public during an event at the office of the mayor that three buildings – the high court, parliament, and the printery – between Peynier and Laborie streets, would be demolished and in their place, a national park would be built. But the attorney, queen’s counsel Kenneth Monplasir, says the city is in need of a facelift, but it cannot be done without the input of the people.

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February 10, 2021

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The Seamens’ Waterfront General Trade Union General Secretary has called for a national discussion on the impact of the covid pandemic on the ecomomy. Seamens’ waterfront General Trade Union General Secretary, Michael Mccombie disclosed that the new set of State of Emergency decree will impact businesses and low income workers.