Government must never use its powers to victimise opposition or “crucify” enemies, Prime Minister Perry Christie told the seventy-first annual conference of the ruling of St. Kitts & Nevis Labour party.
On Saturday, Mr. Christie delivered the keynote address at the conference’s opening session.
Mr. Christie said during his campaign for election, he pledged to follow a political doctrine of fairness and justice for all, no matter what.
“In the one year that I have been in office even my severest critics will, I think, grudgingly concede that there has been no victimisation based on party politics nor, for that matter on any other basis.”
Source: Dominic Duncombe, The Tribune
