Last weekend the SUNDAY SUN was handed a copy of a letter prepared on behalf of 11 Democratic Labour Party MPs, which called for “an urgent audience” with Prime Minister Freundel Stuart.
Its publication, along with the names and faces of the Eager Eleven, has set off a political firestorm in the country.
Tomorrow, Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler, one of the MPs listed among that group, speaks to the issue of the letter. He also clears the air on his personal leadership ambitions and insists he is not interested in Stuart’s job.
His interview with the Nation’s Editor-In-Chief Kaymar Jordan appears in tomorrow’s SUNDAY SUN.
Sinckler clears air on letter
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