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Many Guyanese are overjoyed for PNM victory

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
August 16, 2020
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Dear Editor
We received the propitious news that you have been victorious in the August 2020 General Elections.
On behalf of my wife, family and my community, I offer you heartiest congratulations. Additionally, I offer a wish for your good health and the well-being of the people of T&T you serve with such distinction. The victory of the PNM is of great significance.

Confident that under your astute leadership, the region as a whole, will advance with dignity and strength to ensure the viability of our region, where all sections can secure an upward mobility by the release of their creative energies. Thus giving this and succeeding generations the ability to advance the well-being of CARICOM, all the while, ensuring the sovereignty of each and every unit within the region.
You will hardly appreciate how over-joyed many of us in Guyana are that you have been afforded the opportunity to remain at the helm of your government, so that together, we can fulfil the dreams and aspirations of our noble ancestors. Some of them gaining their freedom this very month of August, one hundred and eighty-two years ago.

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I pray that you will continue to contribute to the well-being of all people, irrespective of race, colour or creed of your country, our region and the wider world, of which we are a part, and so make manifest the words in your National Anthem.

With renewed congratulations and God’s blessings.

Regards
Hamilton Green

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