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Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre says as a country, Saint Lucia has reason to celebrate economic gains, despite external challenges and citizen safety concerns.
The remarks came this week during presentation of his second budget.
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SOURCE: Office of the Prime Minister/SLT. Headline photo: Stock image.
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Socio-economic gains? Gas prices are up and staying up, cooking gas is up, price of bread is up, food prices are through the roof! Where exactly are the socio-economic gains? Or maybe the question should be, who is receiving those gains? Give me a break!