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Where is the one Guyana?  

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
May 22, 2021
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Dear Editor

Where exactly is this “One Guyana” because I need to move out of this divided Guyana that our Government is shamelessly nurturing.

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I listened to the press conference by our Vice President Mr Jagdeo and his response to a second distribution of a COVID cash grant is worrying. Mr. Jagdeo highlighted  that Poor Administration on their part caused setbacks in the issuing of cash grants and for that reason they are looking to do things differently. He mentioned that they are still sorting pink slips. Based on his response I am not sure if persons with pink slip will even receive a cash grant since he said the Government is looking to focus on vulnerable groups like the elderly and single parents.

While I have no issue with a specific group receiving cash grant, I believe everyone eighteen and over should be given a cash grant.  The problem I have with our Vice President’s statement is that we will be doing a great injustice to many. If the rumors coming from the opposition are true that many of their supporters did not receive cash grants and some other pink slip while other did then how do we justify the action of  not granting those who signed the pink slips a cash grant and suddenly focus on vulnerable groups?  This can never be a step in the direction of “One Guyana”

This leaves more questions than answers and as a supporter of this Government I am holding our President accountable. Mr. President an Audit should be done of the first round of the cash grant distribution so we can clearly know what were the administrative issues  and seek to address these issues so that all Guyanese can benefit during these hard times.

Regards
Daniel Basdeo

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