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Together we can shape future of Guyana by ending Gov’t corrupt practices

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May 25, 2025
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Dear Editor,

Guyana together, we can shape the future of our nation-state by ending the corrupt practices of the PPP Government. Let us elect a  new generation of political leaders who have a proven track record of success and service to better serve our people across Guyana. The PPP, or the ineffective Leader of the Opposition, has been detrimental to our nation and national security interests.

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Electing Azruddin Mohamed and Team Mohamed can bring about change and prosperity for all Guyanese, both at home and abroad. Project 2025 aims to deport all undocumented Venezuelans linked to the Maduro government. Voting for change and prosperity is crucial. We are one people, one nation, and one destiny.

God bless Guyana.

Yours truly,
Egland Gomes

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