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Otto Carrington
Senior lecturer at the University of the West Indies, Dr Jerome Teelucksingh, says Republic Day should be more than a public holiday. He is urging citizens to use this year’s occasion for reflection, dialogue and active participation in the nation’s democratic life.
Speaking to Guardian Media yesterday, Teelucksingh said, “Republic Day has the potential to create patriotism and unity. It’s a day to examine our diversity, celebrate the contributions of both our heroes and ordinary citizens, and reflect on who we are as a people.”
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