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Opposition Senator and former Foreign and Caricom Affairs minister Dr Amery Browne has pointed to emerging cracks within the Government’s stance on the Middle East conflict, noting that two members now appear to be distancing themselves from the administration’s position supporting the United States and Israel in the war with Iran.
Speaking at an Opposition media conference yesterday, Browne said he had taken note of comments made by Government Senator David Nakhid and Legal Affairs Minister Saddam Hosein, which suggested unease with the Government’s position.
“I also took note of a Government Senator and then a Minister who is an elected Member of Parliament, finding ways to distance themselves from the Government’s position on the war in the Middle East,” Browne said.
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