“Latest concrete step on a path that will lead to the return of the Constituency #2, Central Basseterre to the People’s Action Movement.”
BASSETERRE, St.Kitts, April 22nd 2013 - Newly elected Deputy Political Leader and Constituency #2 Candidate of the People’s Action Movement, Jonel Powell and his Central Basseterre Constituency Group will open their campaign and constituency office on Thursday April 25th. This is seen as the latest concrete step on a path that will lead to the return of the Constituency #2, Central Basseterre to the People’s Action Movement.
Powell and his team are finalizing plans for a grand opening of the office which will be located in a newly constructed building on the Corner of Cayon Street and Thibou Ave.
The office is expected to be occupied and manned by Campaign workers and volunteers and be the hub for Central Basseterre Campaign related activities.
The "New Brand of Politics" Campaign Office Grand Opening Rally, as it is being dubbed, will be a community event for children and adults alike regardless of political affiliation. Constituents from all other constituencies are invited to come and celebrate with the Central Basseterre family.
The rally will feature music, good food, drink specials all evening, give aways and lots more. According to organizers the event is a celebration of yet another step towards the People’s Action Movement regaining the seat after some 17 years .
The Central Basseterre seat was at one time considered the stronghold of PAM when it was held by the party’s former leader and the country’s first Prime Minister the Rt. Hon Dr Sir Kennedy A Simmonds who won the seat in 5 consecutive elections from from 1979 to 1995.
The rally begins at 5 pm and will run until 12 midnight.
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