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 PPP/C’s dangerous divide and rule politics against Walton-Desir

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
May 4, 2021
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Dear Editor

The People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) notes the PPP/C’s unleashed attack against our Member of Parliament, Hon. Amanza Walton-Desir (AWD). It is our view that AWD has more than clarified her position on this matter and so no further comment from us is necessary.

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Additionally, we wish to make it clear that AWD has our full and complete support as she faces these unwarranted, racist, misogynistic attacks.

The PNCR also take this opportunity to remind that Guyana is for ALL Guyanese, and we in the PNCR are committed to building a Guyana which lives up to her motto of One People, One Nation, One Destiny.

Even as the PPP/C continues to stoke the flames of racial discord to distract from their corrupt activities, the PNCR encourage Guyanese to come together in unity as we dedicate our energies toward the happiness and prosperity of Guyana.

Regards
Amna Ally
General Secretary, PNCR

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