Prime Minister Freundel Stuart emerged from the annual one-day Regional Security System meeting on Friday in St Vincent and the Grenadines to respond to a few questions from the SUNDAY SUN on REDjet, CLICO International Life (CIL) and the national debt of which concerns were raised in the Upper House of Parliament last week.
Read what the Prime Minister has to say in the Big Interview with NATION Associate Editor Ricky Jordan, in tomorrow’s SUNDAY SUN.
PM on REDjet, CLICO and economy
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