Which of two contradictory statements reflected President Jagdeo’s genuine sentiment?
Raphael TrotmanDear Editor, Recently, the notion of a closer working relationship between the political parties and civil society for national development has been revisited by some commentators. Foremost amongst them is President Jagdeo who, in answer to a question posed at his end of year press conference, stated “The real issues will not await meetings between the political parties.” Later in the same press conference, he went on to say that in so far as he was concerned, he never made a promise to see the National Stakeholder’s Forum become institutionalizes. (December 24, 2009). Within days of making the above unambiguous and categorical statements the President did an apparent volte-face when speaking at the ceremonial re-commissioning of the Kitty Pump, by stating that “national issues are bigger than partisan political interests, and that “we need to work closer at the national level…If we get that framework where all the parties can work in a collaborative fashion, we can make
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