Prime Minister Philip J Pierre’s recent statement regarding Saint Lucia’s financial constraints in assisting those affected by Hurricane Beryl has sparked considerable outrage among the public. His assertion that the government lacks sufficient funds to provide widespread assistance stands in stark contrast to recent decisions that have allocated substantial sums to various large-scale projects.
According to documented reports, Prime Minister Pierre has overseen significant financial commitments: $292 million to NH for what has been dubbed as “Halls of Injustice,” $1 billion to GPH, and US$1.4 billion (approximately EC$3.7 billion) to Galaxy. These allocations raise serious questions about the government’s management of already scarce financial resources and its commitment to addressing the urgent needs of its citizens in times of crisis.
Hurricane Beryl’s aftermath has left many Saint Lucians, especially in the town of Soufriere grappling with devastation, loss, and uncertainty. The call for immediate assistance and rebuilding efforts is urgent and undeniable. In such times, the government’s responsibility to prioritize humanitarian aid and support for affected communities should be paramount.
The stark contrast between the immense sums being given away for foreign investors and the purported lack of funds for hurricane relief efforts underscores a troubling disconnect. It raises concerns about fiscal management, transparency, and accountability within the SLP government. Citizens rightly question whether Philip J Pierre is effectively stewarding public resources and prioritizing the welfare of all Saint Lucians, especially in times of acute need. #WTF#PierreEhCare#Secrets#Lies#Propaganda#SaveOurSaintLucia
Hon. Allen Chastanet calls on Prime Minister Philip J Pierre to scrap 2.5% Levy for ALL Saint Lucians
Leader of the Opposition Hon. Allen Chastanet has written to Prime Minister Philip J Pierre calling on him to remove the 2.5% Levy for all Saint Lucians and not just a selected few. These are some of key points in Hon. Chastanet’s letter to the PM: 1) On July 12, 2024, the public learned via Instrument No. 108 of 2024…
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