The Presidential candidacy implications for the PPP after Navin Chanderpaul's dismissal
Friday, 11 December 2009 20:00
Guyana's President, Bharrat Jagdeo no longer has as one of his advisors, Navin Chandarpal. What does this mean for who can become the governing party's presidential candidate?
Mr. Chandarpal, who was an advisor on Science, the Environment and Technology, is a senior member of the governing Peoples Progressive Party (PPP), sitting on its Executive Committee that makes key decisions.
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Political Commentator, Lloyd King discusses the implications of that and what it means for choosing the next Presidential candidate.
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Navin and Indra Chandrapaul are have connection with the Guyanese people. They are sincere. Presedent Jagdeo will not find someone with Navin and Indra quality. Presedent Jagdeo is making a big mistake.
Guyana's President, Bharrat Jagdeo no longer has as one of his advisors, Navin Chandarpal. What does this mean for who can become the governing party's presidential candidate?
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