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WPA to host forum on Prorogation today

Dec 18, 2014 News

The Working People’s Alliance (WPA) is inviting members of the public to a symposium on the prorogation of the Parliament and its aftermath. The symposium, which will begin at 16:00 hours, will also examine President Donald Ramotar’s announcement of elections in 2015.
The venue will be the National Library.
The panel will comprise of Professor Clive Thomas who will speak on the degeneration of the criminal state; Member of Parliament, Mr. Carl Greenidge who will discuss the use of prorogation as a political weapon and Chartered Accountant, Christopher Ram.
Ram is expected to speak on the legality or otherwise of prorogation, and its consequences.
Chairing the discussions will be Tabitha Sarabo-Halley.

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