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Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has declined the President’s invitation to attend the appointment of Stuart Young as the new prime minister at the President’s House today.
Insisting that his appointment is unconstitutional, Persad-Bissessar, when questioned by reporters at Phagwa celebrations in Penal on whether she would be attending today’s swearing-in, said, “No, I will not attend anything to give legitimacy to something that I think is unconstitutional. I do not intend to go to that ceremony.”
Persad-Bissessar had indicated at a United National Congress meeting on March 10, that they were prepared to file legal action if Young is appointed while Rowley remains the People’s National Movement leader.
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