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President Ali dismisses claims of racial discrimination, demands proof & gets proof

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December 2, 2022
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Source: Nigel Hughes' Economy and Justice presentation to IDPADA-G

Source: Nigel Hughes' Economy and Justice presentation to IDPADA-G

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President Irfaan Ali has repeatedly dismissed accusations his administration is practicing racial discrimination and issued a challenge to critics to provide proof. 

In the president’s own words, the accusation is a “sensational and stupid narrative of marginalisation.”

However, the statistics show a different story.

Attorney-at-law, Mr. Nigel Hughes, in a recent presentation to the International Decade for People of African Descent Assembly – Guyana (IDPADA-G) has documented some of the proof the president challenged persons to provide.

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