The Protest March planned for Thursday, November 20, by the United Progressive Party (UPP) has been postponed to make way for a Panel Discussion on the Throne Speech, which is to be delivered by the Governor-General that morning.
Permission for the March – which was intended to continue the Party’s call for an independent investigation into the Ministry of Works scandal dubbed
“Vehicle-gate” – was received this evening, November 18.
However, instead of that exercise, the Party has decided to invite all right-thinking persons to tune in to its various media outlets on Thursday night and be part of the roundtable examination of the Government’s plans for the upcoming year, sector by sector.
This exercise is part of the UPP’s continuing efforts to educate the public.
Therefore, we will assess the success or failure of the Browne Administration’s plans for 2025 and review its proposals for 2026, with the aim of holding the Executive to account – given its current policy of keeping taxpayers in the dark about its misspending and malfeasance.
Further details about the discussion time and media platforms will be published by Thursday morning.
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