St. Vincent Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves is facing a potentially career-altering crisis as a dual citizenship case threatens to undermine his leadership. The controversy centers around allegations that Gonsalves, who has been serving as prime minister since 2001, holds dual citizenship with Canada, a claim he has repeatedly denied. If found guilty, Gonsalves could be forced to resign under St. Vincent's constitution, which prohibits dual citizenship holders from serving in public office. The outcome of this case has significant implications for the island nation's politics and Gonsalves' long-standing tenure as prime minister.
St. Vincent prime minister’s future in limbo amid dual citizenship case caribbeanlife.com
