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Leacock chides the Government - Vimarsana News

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SIN-VIN-SIN IS NOT AH REAL PLACE - Vimarsana News

SIN-VIN-SIN IS NOT AH REAL PLACE

Ah saw excerpts from our Pry-minister’s address at de Non-aligned Movement (NAM) Group of 77 (G77) conference in Uganda, and dey were good. Lie-Za also saw ah News Clip from de Pry-minister Address and add-myths dat he did ah good job, what he does best, she said.. Talk! He spoke fearlessly and fairly on ah few very important matters. Using strong language, when he condemned de USA for its decades …

Saved by de Speaker - Vimarsana News

Saved by de Speaker

My simplest understanding of de House of Par-Liar-Mint in particular Budget Debate, is dat dey are two sides” (i) de Nah-shun-all Executive in Par-Liar-Mint or de Go-venom-mint side, de ULP, elected wid ah clear majority of Seats and has de Man-date to properly run de Business of Go-Venom-Mint for ah five year term. And de Leader of Go-venom-mint’s Business in de House is de Prime Minister, whose main responsibility is to …

Gonsalves says he was misquoted in his 'high maintenance women' comment | World News - Vimarsana News

Gonsalves says he was misquoted in his 'high maintenance women' comment | World News

KINGSTOWN (CMC): Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves has denied saying at a regional symposium on crime in the Caribbean that the primary motives for some murders is to allow a handful of young men to take care of their “high maintenance women”....

Police close to making arrests in unsolved murders - Vimarsana News

Police close to making arrests in unsolved murders

Members of the Royal St Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force are at a point where they are close to making arrests in some of the unsolved murders committed here in 2022 and 2023. Word of this comes from Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves, who is also the country’s Minister of National Security. He made the comment on Tuesday December 19, while responding in Parliament to a question on crime …