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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles is pushing back against criticism from within the People’s National Movement (PNM), after party stalwarts urged her to exercise more decisive leadership of the 70-year-old organisation.
Beckles was responding to a Guardian Media special report published on Sunday, which examined her leadership following the PNM’s sweeping defeat in the Tobago House of Assembly election, where the party lost all 15 seats to the Tobago People’s Party.
With local government elections due next year, former San Juan/Laventille Regional Corporation chairman Anthony Roberts and former PNM general secretary Ashton Ford both questioned Beckles’ decisiveness.
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