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'We Will Put You First Every Time!'

Prime Minister, Philip J. Pierre, who was officially sworn in on Wednesday, has reiterated in posts on Facebook this week, his Saint Lucia Labour Party's campaign promise to put the people first. While noting that his swearing in was a joyous occasion, Pierre nevertheless explained that there's much work to be done to get this country back on its feet again. 'The task ahead will not be easy, but, together with my team of able, youthful, experienced men and women, we will deliver to the people of Saint Lucia. We will put you first, every time,' the Castries East MP

Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News

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