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AMERINDIAN CHAIRMAN ASKED TO STEP DOWN

By Kevin Fraser
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Former PPP supporter and chairman of an Amerindian community was asked to step down from his post after he decided to no longer support that party. In this Royden James report you will hear that the wife of the former chairman was threatened of slaps by the wife of the top PPP supporter in the region. They protested in front of the Amerindian Affairs Ministry.

APRIL 30,2015

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