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Dr. Terrence Campbell Nominated as Consensus Presidential Candidate for Coalition Government

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March 17, 2025
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Dear Editor,

As we prepare for the 2025 Regional and General Elections, it seems like the People’s  National Congress/Reform (PNC/R) and the Alliance for Change (AFC) cannot agree on  a Presidential candidate, I therefore wish to propose the following:

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I nominate Dr. Terrence  Campbell as the consensus candidate for a Coalition Government. Dr. Campbell can join  the PNC/R with the understanding that he will be their presidential candidate.

Mr. Aubrey  Norton as the First Vice President and Prime Ministerial candidate and Mr. Nigel Hughes as the Second Vice President or Mr. Nigel Hughes as the First Vice President and Prime Ministerial candidate and Mr. Aubrey Norton as the Second Vice President.

Additionally, Mr. Aubrey Norton or Mr. Nigel Hughes can also propose nominees for the  Prime Ministerial and Vice President positions.

I also propose Mr. Ganesh Mahipaul from the PNC/R, as a Senior Minister in the top five  positions which will also include a dynamic female leader. As such, instead of the focus  being on the Presidential and Prime Ministerial candidates only, the focus will be on a  dynamic leadership team for the Coalition Government.

Yours truly,

Citizen Audreyanna Thomas

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