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Alliance Sociale – Alliance l’avenir Thanks giving on 23rd at Vacoas
Now that the elections are over Alliance L’avenir has won the elections with 41 elected seats +4 best loosers “God help us understand this best loosers deal” will be celebrating its vitory. So how are Alliance L’avenir is going to celebrate will be the topic which we will be talking. This information has been gathered and programmed to suit the readable audiences so there is no point one should get offended by reading us. After the victory of the Alliance L’avenir on this elections which was held on 5th May 2010 Alliance L’avenir will celebrate their victory at Vacoas Mauritius. The traditional meeting will be held at Vacoas and will begin with a cultural festival starting from 9:30A.M on 23rd May 2010.
It’s Maurice Allet, President Mauritian Social Democratic Party (PMSD) who, during a press briefing by the Alliance for the L’avenir, this Wednesday, May 19, said the thanks giving will bedone on Sunday May 23, at Vacoas.
The event will begin at 9:30 am with a cultural festival attended by several artists. Zul Ramiah are announced, a former activist of the Mauritian Militant Movement (MMM) and Claudio ségatier Veeraragoo.
Only the top four leaders of the Alliance for the L’avenir, namely, Navin Ramgoolam, Rashid Beebeejaun, Xavier-Luc Duval and Pravind Jugnauth are announced as speakers. Its Sheila Bapoo, Minister of Gender Equality and Welfare and member of the family-Vacoas Floreal, who will chair the meeting as the constituency falls under her shoulder.
Maurice Allet has launched appeal for supporters of the Alliance for the Future are L’avenir in large numbers for the rally. “Come help us celebrate this great victory,” asked the defeated candidate in the constituency of blue No. 20 (Beau Bassin Little River).
Deva Virahsawmy, Nando Bodha, and Nita Deerpalsing also spoke during the meeting with the media.
The Secretary General of the Labour Party Alliance L’avenir (PTR) and the Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development has used the press conference to respond to allegations of Leader of the Opposition. He had said that the minister had been the main proponent of a coal power plant in Albion.
Deva Virahsawmy reported taking steps to sue Paul Berenger. “I have referred the matter to my lawyer and a notice will be served to Paul Berenger today or tomorrow,” said Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development.
Moreover, Deva Virasawmy, expressed disappointment that members of the opposition did not participate in the luncheon in honor of newly elected National Assembly after the swearing in ceremony in Parliament. He explained that this function was to allow a thaw between the two camps.
“Paul Bérenger and the opposition want to continue with this attitude of hostility. They stayed away lunch for reasons unknown, has surprised the Secretary General of the PTR.
Nando Bodha himself has recalled the democratic principle of the grace period granted to any new government by the major powers-cons whose opposition and the press. However, he said, the MMM does not appear to want to respect this tradition. “It’s a shame that whenever the MMM with the opposition the grace period was not respected,” said Minister of Tourism and Recreation.
Nita Deerpalsing, communications director of the Mauritius Labour Party, has made a positive assessment of the campaign in the last legislative elections. “We are fully satisfied that people have understood the implications of recent elections and that the future was with our alliance,” she said.
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