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Akash Samaroo
Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles is challenging the Government to provide evidence that its repeated use of States of Emergency (SoEs) is effectively reducing crime, arguing that citizens are being asked to support extraordinary measures without access to the data needed to assess whether they are working.
Speaking on her way to Parliament yesterday to debate a proposed three-month extension of the current SoE, Beckles questioned the Government’s crime-fighting strategy and said the public deserves greater transparency.
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