Elections 2019: Walwyn & Fahie to clash in heated debate
The challenge has been called and answered with the highly anticipated debate set for February 21, 2019, at the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC).
In a recent release from the “debate committee,” they say the debate will give voters an opportunity to zero in on the ideologies of the political parties contesting the 2019 General Elections in the VI.
PVIM to confirm participation
While they await confirmation from the Hon Ronnie W. Skelton (AL) led Progressive Virgin Islands Movement (PVIM-NDP2), Leader of the National Democratic Party (NDP 1) Hon Myron V. Walwyn (AL) and Virgin Islands Party (VIP) Chairman Hon Andrew A. Fahie (R1) has consented to participate.
The Leader of Progressives United (PU) Hon Julian Fraser RA has out-rightly declined to participate according to the committee.
The organising group—this news site understands—comprises of persons from both Tortola and Virgin Gorda including leader of the ShowTime band, Eustace C. Freeman aka “Boss”, who is also a businessman and school teacher.
The debate is designed not only for the party’s leader, according to the organizing committee, but each party has the option of having at least three candidates including its Chairman.
High demand for debates
Following the first election debate held on Virgin Gorda last January 9, 2019, Hon Walwyn had repeatedly challenged his opponents to meet him at the podium in a debate. That first debate was organised by a group of youths from Virgin Gorda.
Hon Fahie had said that there should be a debate of all district candidates before the leaders meet. Subsequently, a group attempted to do the same for district three but their efforts were futile.
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