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Prime MinÂisÂter KamÂla PerÂsad-BissesÂsar’s replies to the PeoÂple’s NaÂtionÂal MoveÂment’s (PNM) quesÂtions in ParÂliaÂment yesÂterÂday went down miÂnus isÂsue. But as sitÂtings go, the fussÂing and fightÂing by GovÂernÂment and OpÂpoÂsiÂtion spiÂralled right afÂter.
PerÂsad-BissesÂsar will have a more reÂcepÂtive auÂdiÂence—when she adÂdressÂes next SatÂurÂday’s UnitÂed NaÂtionÂal ConÂgress (UNC) 37th anÂniverÂsary conÂgress alÂso markÂing its first year in GovÂernÂment since the April 28, 2025, genÂerÂal elecÂtion vicÂtoÂry.
UNC’s TuesÂday planÂning meetÂing put all units on moÂbilÂiÂsaÂtion noÂtice. Some MPs went to conÂstituenÂcies imÂmeÂdiÂateÂly on WednesÂday to start preparÂing atÂtenÂdance.
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