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"A letter was written to me and copied to the World Bank and the IMF. And that letter was constructed in a way to cause the IMF and the World Bank... to look at us in a different light," Prime Minister Pierre emphasized during his parliamentary address.
The Prime Minister of Saint Lucia, Philip J. Pierre, warned that the Opposition's actions could harm the country relationships with important international bodies.
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The Prime Minister's comments came after it was revealed that Opposition Leader Allen Chastanet had sent a letter to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, criticizing the government's financial management.
During the Budget Debate in Parliament, Prime Minister Pierre expressed his concerns about the intentions behind Chastanet's letter.
The Prime Minister of #SaintLucia, Philip J. Pierre (@PhilipJPierreLC) accused the opposition of jeopardizing the good work that the country carries out with the #WorldBank and the #IMF on various development projects. pic.twitter.com/IJrdJHKXkd
— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) April 4, 2024
He stated that the letter was not just a critique of fiscal policies but was intended to undermine the cooperative relationship that Saint Lucia has developed with these international institutions.
"A letter was written to me and copied to the World Bank and the IMF. And that letter was constructed in a way to cause the IMF and the World Bank... to look at us in a different light," Prime Minister Pierre emphasized during his parliamentary address.
He expressed concern that such actions might endanger the interests of the people of Saint Lucia, as the Opposition appears to prioritize political gains above the well-being of citizens.
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