‘THIRD WORLD’ POLITICS
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‘THIRD WORLD’ POLITICS

By: CLEMENT J. ROHEE The emergence of six new political parties on the political landscape of Guyana and their announcement that they will be contesting the upcoming elections…

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A question for Mark Kirton, Aubrey Norton and Vincent Alexander
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A question for Mark Kirton, Aubrey Norton and Vincent Alexander

Dr. Mark Kirton is the consultant to the APNU election campaign. Mark and I have been friends for more than forty years. He is a well-read academic. Aubrey…

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For the WPA, investigation of Rodney’s assassination is unfinished business
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For the WPA, investigation of Rodney’s assassination is unfinished business

By: DAVID HINDS WPA notes that the Stabroek News in its Friday, November 1, 2019 edition carried an article under the caption, “Pat Rodney calls again on gov’t…

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It is the people who must reward or punish media, not the state by its use of ads
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It is the people who must reward or punish media, not the state by its use of ads

By: TONY VIEIRA For a long time these words of Hannah Arendt have stood as the foundation of the free press: “The moment we no longer have a…

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A POST-RACIAL FUTURE FOR GUYANA IS WITHIN GRASP
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A POST-RACIAL FUTURE FOR GUYANA IS WITHIN GRASP

By: RALPH RAMKARRAN During last week, the Stabroek News published an article (Akola Thompson “Towards a post-racial future” and a letter (Ryhaan Shaw “Little hope of a post-racial…

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Justice Singh, GECOM illegally removing persons from OLE
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Justice Singh, GECOM illegally removing persons from OLE

By: LESLIE RAMSAMMY It is an egregious mistake and a blatant illegality – GECOM has an absolute obligation to extract every name of every person who is at…

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For a new (sharing) political culture
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For a new (sharing) political culture

By: RAVI DEV As we enter the stretch to the elections ribbon of March 2, 2019, we witness a prime characteristic of politics in Guyana: a welter of…

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No nexus between ID card and right to vote
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No nexus between ID card and right to vote

BY: ANIL NANDALALL Every week that passes, sees the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) dropping a new bombshell on the country. That these “decisions” are made at meetings presided…

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Showdown seems to be looming over voters list and use of id cards
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Showdown seems to be looming over voters list and use of id cards

By: CLEMENT J. ROHEE From all indications a showdown seems to be looming over the Preliminary Voters List(PLE) and the use of ID cards. We seem to be…

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Granger barefaced: hiding from people while claiming they are happy
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Granger barefaced: hiding from people while claiming they are happy

By: Dr. LESLIE RAMSAMMY Mr David Granger stated on the radio that he could see in people’s face how happy they are, how pleased they are to see…

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