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<blockquote data-quote="Dr.Sheldon_Suprakata" data-source="post: 30029638" data-attributes="member: 566147"><p>That's a guy not representing JVP.</p><p>By the way, whoever comes to power must continue working with the IMF to survive. They've said they're going to stick with it. At this stage, it's a fact unless you have a homegrown solution like Kabraal. lol</p><p></p><p>The real issue is the corruption in the current gov also. We don't have a future without fixing it. It's quite evident how RW now protects this corrupt system. He repeatedly insists that we should adhere to the IMF's guidelines, but when questioned about the '<strong>IMF - Governance Diagnostic Report</strong>,' he pretends to act like a deaf one. Specially, Anti-corruption reforms! Both SJB and NPP agreed to implement the recommendations.</p><p></p><p>Unfortunately, we're running out of options. On the bright side, they said they'd be accountable for their manifesto through a legal entity. That's a good thing, haven't heard anything like that from any other party.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dr.Sheldon_Suprakata, post: 30029638, member: 566147"] That's a guy not representing JVP. By the way, whoever comes to power must continue working with the IMF to survive. They've said they're going to stick with it. At this stage, it's a fact unless you have a homegrown solution like Kabraal. lol The real issue is the corruption in the current gov also. We don't have a future without fixing it. It's quite evident how RW now protects this corrupt system. He repeatedly insists that we should adhere to the IMF's guidelines, but when questioned about the '[B]IMF - Governance Diagnostic Report[/B],' he pretends to act like a deaf one. Specially, Anti-corruption reforms! Both SJB and NPP agreed to implement the recommendations. Unfortunately, we're running out of options. On the bright side, they said they'd be accountable for their manifesto through a legal entity. That's a good thing, haven't heard anything like that from any other party. [/QUOTE]
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