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People’s National Movement (PNM) stalwarts are raising alarm over the party’s proposal to host its internal elections by the end of June, a move they say risks further destabilising the already shaken party.
On Monday, interim chairman Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly announced that a special general council meeting is scheduled for Friday to finalise the election date. The party also intends to establish an election supervisory committee to oversee the process.
All positions are expected to be contested, including political leader, chairman, vice chairman, lady vice chairman, general secretary, assistant general secretary, and several officer roles. The slate also includes three deputy political leaders appointed by the political leader, and one from Tobago.
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