Category: Open Letter

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Dominica’s Minister for Justice, Immigration and National Security Faces Calls for Resignation

01/05/2019 by Sapphire Carrington

Founder of the People’s Party (PPOD), Sapphire Carrington calls for the immediate resignation of Cabinet Minister for Justice, Immigration and National Security and Parliamentary Representative Rayburn Blackmoore in light of serious allegations of assault and gross abuse of power. In a statement to a local radio station, Ms. Carrington made the following bold call. “After […]

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Democracy: An Illusion or an Institution

12/18/2018 by Peoples Party Of Dominica

Dear Dominican Brothers and Sisters, We, the People’s Party of Dominica, are currently witnessing the most depraved actions of a regime hell-bent on clutching onto the last straws of survival. The events of the last 72 hours are indications of, not a political party, but a desperate, despotic cabal. That tyrannical group is lost as […]

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An Open Letter: – Conduct during Parliamentary Proceedings

07/12/2018 by TDN Radio Caribbean

July 11th, 2018 Ms. Alix Boyd Knight The Speaker of the House of Assembly In the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Dominica Roseau Commonwealth of Dominica. Dear Madam Speaker, As one of the voices of civil society which are committed to parliamentary democracy in the Commonwealth of Dominica, Concern Citizens Movement (CCM) is obliged to […]

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Open letter to UWP.

05/30/2017 by Peoples Party Of Dominica

Is there really a viable alternative for the leadership of the country? There seems to be a growing question asked by many Dominicans, “If not Skerrit, then who?”. This question has become even more of a concern since the last parliamentary sitting and recent interview conducted with the Leader of the Opposition. Never before has […]

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The People’s Party Delivers A Strong Economic Message

01/30/2017 by Peoples Party Of Dominica

The People’s Party of Dominica (PPOD) presents an economic message which will no doubt, pave Dominica’s future in terms of economic prosperity, social progress, and the enhancement of accountability, transparency and credibility. The essence of an economic message is not just to instil hope in the people, but also to serve as a summary of […]