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July 10, 2020
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Breaking News: Grynspan Narrowly Leads Race for Next UN Secretary-General, Sources Say

BREAKING: Calypso King Mighty Sparrow Dies at 91

Chief Elections Officer, Keith Lowenfield has sought clarifications from the Chairman of GECOM on a number of points, which he said will help guide him in the preparation of the final report for the March 2, 2020 polls.
Lowenfield was ordered to submit a report by 2pm Friday. However, he did not, but instead sent a letter to chair asking for guidance. Below is the full letter by the CEO

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