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Revised Proposal for the Coalition Government’s Top Leadership Team

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April 24, 2025
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Dear Editor, 

As we try to put together the best leadership team together for a Coalition government, I would like to  propose Dr. Yog Mahadeo for a top leadership position in the Coalition government. I further proposed the  following for a Coalition government top leadership team: Aubrey Norton as President; Nigel Hughes as  Prime Minister, First Vice President and Minister of Legal Affairs and Attorney General with responsibility  for constitutional reform or Nigel Hughes as Prime Minister, First Vice President and Minister of Home  Affairs with responsibility for constitutional reform; Dr. Terrence Campbell as the Second Vice President  and Senior Minister of Natural Resources and Coalition Manager (Meaning that Dr. Campbell will have the  responsibility to ensure that the Coalition is managed, sustained and is functional as a government); Dr.  Yog Mahadeo, Senior Minister, Public Communication (Also with responsibility for Information  Technology Communication and Innovation) or Senior Minister of Business (Commerce and Industry); Ganesh Mahipaul, Minister of Governance and Parliamentary Affairs; and Amanza Walton-Desir as the  Minister of Foreign Affairs. 

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Sincerely, 

Citizen Audreyanna Thomas 

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