Residents Call for Debate in All Saints East and St. Luke
Residents of All Saints East and St. Luke are calling for a public political debate as interest builds ahead of the next general election.
The call is directed toward the constituency’s parliamentary representative and United Progressive Party candidate Jamale Pringle, and Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party caretaker Lamin Newton, who are expected to contest the seat.
Community members say a direct debate between the two candidates would give voters a clearer understanding of their plans, leadership approach, and vision for the constituency.
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