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AFC Extends Easter Greetings to All

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April 21, 2025
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As Christians across Guyana and the world reflect on the triumph of life over death, light over darkness, and justice over betrayal, the Alliance For Change (AFC) extends Easter greetings to all our fellow citizens.

Easter is not just a religious observance — it is a powerful reminder that after every trial comes transformation. The message of the Resurrection speaks clearly to the moment we now face as a nation: that even in the face of despair and injustice, renewal is possible. It is a message the AFC takes to heart as we step forward boldly,  independently, and with renewed commitment to the people of Guyana.

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In this sacred season, the AFC reaffirms its dedication to fighting for truth, transparency, and transformation in our country. We have made the decision to contest the upcoming national elections as an independent party — not as a gesture of division, but as a clear statement of intent.  We believe that Guyana deserves leadership that is honest, courageous, and unafraid to challenge the entrenched corruption and mismanagement that have come to define the PPP/C administration.

This Easter, let us take inspiration from the greatest story of renewal — and resolve to rise together as a nation. Let us turn away from the politics of fear and control, and toward a future built on justice, vision, and love of country.

May this holy season bring peace to your homes, strength to your hearts, and a renewed sense of purpose to us all.

Better Must Come — and with your support, it will.

Happy Easter, Guyana.
Alliance For Change

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