Former Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase stressed that certain statements being made against him and the SDL by Interim Prime Minister Commodore Frank Bainimarama will not deter the SDL from entering the political dialogue forum on Monday.
Qarase said it will be wise for all those involved to refrain from making negative comments which could impact the atmosphere at the forum.
Qarase added that the SDL will be coming in with certain recommendations on the possible agenda of future meetings of the political party leaders with Commodore Bainimarama.
With just a few days remaining for the first round of talks between the political party leaders and the interim government, the Interim Prime Minister hit out at former Prime Ministers, Sitiveni Rabuka and Laisenia Qarase, for bringing a lot of trouble to Fiji and its people.
In an exclusive interview with Fijivillage, Commodore Frank Bainimarama has sent a message to Rabuka, Qarase and Nationalist Party's Iliesa Duvuloco to stop grandstanding that they have served Fiji for a long time as the politicians have failed the people of the country.
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