Philipsburg: --- Information reaching SMN News states that the leader of the People's Progressive Party Gracita Arrindell and Commissioner Theo Heyliger are to sign an agreement as early as Tuesday declaring that they have begun talks to form the new green party.
SMN News learnt that Heyliger and Arrindell had agreed prior to the parliamentary elections that they were going to team up for country election which is slated for June 2010.
According to supporters of Heyliger, the commissioner already has a Chinese businessman, an Arab and an Indian to form part of his list. Among them it is understood is police inspector Johan Janchi Leonard. SMN News learnt that Heyliger is impressed with the 600 votes Arrindell obtained during the January 22 election and he wants to make sure she does not change her mind. "It's about votes and winning for Heyliger so he can remain in government to complete the half a billion road projects he has in the works." The source said. When contacted for a comment Heyliger confirmed he has been talking with several persons to form his new party. He did not say when and where he is going to sign off on the declaration. In an invited comment the PPA leader Gracita Arrindell said she would neither confirm nor deny if she is teaming up with Heyliger to form the new party.
