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A PICTURE SAYS A THOUNSAND WORDS; More than a decade ago, inter-island travelers had to brave the hot sun on their way to the Big Island of Savaii. Today the Samoa Shipping Corporation’s modern fleet passengers have the luxury to travel in air-conditioned comforts. And it’s one of the many reforms implemented by the ruling HRPP for the benefit of Samoans.
“A vote for the opposition is a vote for uncertainty and promises that would bankrupt the country.” PM Tuilaepa Lupesoliai Sailele Malielegaoi
By Nanai Laveitiga Tuiletufuga
The Human Rights Protection Party’s (HRPP) 2016 General Election manifesto will be a complete reflection of their political rivals “agenda of empty pledges,” says Party Leader and Prime Minister Tuilaepa Lupesoliai Sailele Malielegaoi.
“Unlike the Tautua Samoa’s promises to arrest the cost of living, increase by 100% pensions for the senior citizens, implement a massive salary reclassification for the doctors, nurses and teachers professions and what knot, HRPP’s manifesto will be based on facts and achievements.
“The Opposition’s spectacle contained in their 2016 Election Manifesto is impressive on paper.
“However in the end, it’s not the promises but the delivery that counts,” added Tuilaepa as the HRPP prepares to unveil is General Elections Manifesto Monday at its Peseta headquarters.
“Unlike the Opposition bare promises, the HRPP government has demonstrated for all to see in its successive governments the important and major contributions it has delivered to advance the development of Samoa,” said the Prime Minister
“HRPP has set out its policies and programs in this Manifesto and it will deliver these as it has done in the past, if the HRPP is again returned in the general elections to lead the government.
“Our party has a proven track record that voters may check,” urged the party leader citing the vast improvement to domestic inter-island shipping services today to what is was some 2 decades ago.
He said that the opposition has nothing remotely in comparison to help voters decide.
“A vote therefore for the HRPP is a vote for confident an experienced leadership with impressive policies and programmes to develop the nation and improve the welfare and prosperity of the nation.
“A vote for the opposition is a vote for uncertainty and promises that would bankrupt the country.”
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