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Although People’s National Movement (PNM) general secretary Foster Cummings is unmoved by calls for his resignation following the party’s April 28 General Election defeat, there are mixed views on whether he should be in the party’s executive.
Former PNM general secretary Ashton Ford says Cummings’ refusal to resign isn’t in keeping with the party’s customs.
Speaking to Guardian Media on Friday, a day after an entity calling itself the Changemakers called for Cummings’ resignation, Ford said when the party lost elections in the past, it was customary for all executive members to resign. He said in 2010 and in 1986, the secretaries resigned on principle.
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