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PPP’s denial of discrimination- the facts don’t lie

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$2 Billion Dirty Money Trail in Guyana Raises Serious Questions

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President Irfaan Ali has made ‘one Guyana’ his mantra. As Guyanese are made to feel the ‘one’ means all Guyanese consistent with the national motto of “One People, One Nation, One Destiny,” a powerpoint presentation titled ‘Economy and Justice in Guyana’ delivered by attorney-at-law Mr. Nigel Hughes, at a IDPADA-G forum, offers insight into the president’s ‘one Guyana’ based on distribution and allocation of state’s resources (money, contracts, developmental projects, etc).

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