Internal divisions weaken CCC in Parly

THE Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)’s effectiveness in Parliament is reportedly being undermined by internal divisions and external pressures, hindering its ability to perform its oversight role in the governance system.

Recent developments suggest the emergence of at least three distinct factions within the party’s parliamentary contingent, a situation exacerbated by a barrage of ongoing court cases.

Sources in the opposition movement told NewsDay that the internal fissures are an obstacle to CCC’s capacity to operate cohesively.

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