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Activist and former hostage Wendell Eversley is renewing his call for justice and remembrance as the nation nears the 35th anniversary of the 1990 coup attempt.
Speaking at a press conference outside the Parliament yesterday morning, just days away from the July 27 anniversary, Eversley made a heartfelt plea to both the Government and the Opposition: “Do not forget 1990. Do not forget our democracy was attacked.”
Eversley, who was among those held hostage in the Red House during the six-day insurrection, revealed he has embarked on another fast and prayer in observance of the event, a practice he has maintained for over three decades. Yesterday he was on the 22nd day of his fast.
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