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Withdrawal of my Presidential Candidacy from the 2025 Regional and General Elections

Admin by Admin
January 12, 2025
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Dear Editor, 

In my letter that was published in the Kaieteur News on January 11, 2025 and titled ‘Withdrawal  of my Presidential Candidacy from the 2025 Regional and General Elections’ and in the Stabroek  News and titled ‘I look forward to transforming my communities and country removed from my  presidential aspirations’, I inadvertently stated in the last sentence that …”our ‘Oh Beautiful  Guyana’ is in good hands”. I am amazed by the feedback on how two words can make a big  difference. In fact, what I meant was “our ‘Oh Beautiful Guyana’ will be in good hands”. 

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It Is Time to Take Guyana Back

In 2020, when I announced that I intended to run for president at the 2025 elections, I felt that all  Guyanese who are of the view that they could make a difference should step up and I stepped up.  In 2025, the playing field for presidential candidates has a number of high-quality Guyanese who  can be excellent presidents and charter a course of good governance for Guyana. 

I therefore believe that with these new developments, our ‘Oh Beautiful Guyana’ will be in good  hands. 

Sincerely, 

Citizen Audreyanna Thomas  

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