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A small group of about 50 protesters gathered outside the office of the prime minister to voice their opposition to the proposed increase in vehicle licensing fees, calling on the government to reconsider the hike.
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I guess we did not hear what was said.
It small now…a de whole a Antigua fu up deh. Den we complain nothing happen
Another failed effort. You’re aĺl washed up in this country. If fifty of you refuse to pay up, forfeit your right to legally drive on our roads, the overall impact is likely to be minimal, given the number of vehicles that use the roads daily. Usual Political Pappyshow UPP.
Half of them dont drive
People are at work… big Monday morning 8am?
Loss of pay if they do not report to work today.
I completely understand the frustration, but protests like this often don’t lead to concrete changes.
The government should really reconsider this. Protests like this show how much it’s hurting everyday people.
Stupidity is an earthly gift. Did you people making comments get most of it? Does it really matters the crowd size? All of your poor, moneyless arses are going to pay.There is no Party Color in paying of taxes.
I’m worried these protests might cause more traffic chaos than the fees themselves.
The protest shows how serious the issue is. I hope that the government is taking note of these concerns.
A protest won’t work…. we need to find better ways to get the government’s attention.
I am not saying that the people shouldn’t have a voice, but I wonder if the protestors have considered all the consequences….