US EditionFMA defends town hall series, denies political bias after Chaudhry attack
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FMA defends town hall series, denies political bias after Chaudhry attack
The Fiji Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhry has labelled Fiji Media Associations town hall meetings as “government propaganda.” He also said it is highly irregular for the US Embassy to get involved in local “political propaganda”. “The people of Fiji want to know what role the US Embassy is playing in this political propaganda and how it justifies its involvement in Fiji’s internal politics?” said Mr Chaudhry. “In a truly democratic set up, …
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