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Vote on issues and policies and reject race-based voting

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July 18, 2025
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With regional and general election campaigns ongoing across Guyana by the contesting political parties. 

The United Workers Party is calling on all Guyanese at home and in the diaspora to vote on issues and policies and to reject race-based voting. Gone are the days and times when, as a people, we once voted based on the color of our skin or the texture of our hair. 

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The United Workers Party is calling on Guyanese, come on September 1st, election day, to bring a (NO CONFIDENCE) vote against the Irfaan Ali administration and the People’s Progressive Party government. 

A citizens no-confidence vote is needed to remove this KLEPTOCRACY government, region by region, town by town, village by village, street by street, and county by county. 

In the coming days and weeks leading up to E-Day, the United Workers Party will be listing the reasons and grounds for the citizens’ no-confidence vote against the People’s Progressive Party government. 

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