Opposition Leader Penelope Beckles has addressed the recent controversy surrounding an invitation sent to former Prime Minister Keith Rowley to join the People’s National Movement’s 70th Anniversary celebrations. Beckles sees the situation as an opportunity for the party to strengthen its internal processes and continue rebuilding. She confirmed direct communication with Dr. Rowley and has initiated a review of the circumstances to ensure proper systems are in place to prevent future similar incidents. Her statement comes as the party is marking a significant milestone, focusing on unity and organisational improvement.
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