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PPPC Ministers split over conceding defeat
Freedom House, the PPPC headquartersby Zena Henry The People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPPC) administration seem split over the acceptance of...
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Go to court if you don’t like the election result- European Union
President Donald Ramotar and EU Ambassador to Guyana, Robert KopeckyAs controversy continues over the accuracy of last Monday’s general election...
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PPPC, APNU locked in battle over “fake” poll statements, inflated results
A group of APNU+AFC supporters gather outside the coalition's campaign headquarters to celebrate their victory that is expected to be...
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PPPC formally asks for total recount; two requests already rejected
PPP Presidential Candidate Donald Ramotar flanked by party executive members Zulfikar Mustapha (left) and Ganga Persaud.The Peoples Progressive Party Civic...
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Trinidadian wanted for murder probe arrested in Guyana
Ralph Ramdhan, known as Vernon RampersaudA Trinidad and Tobago national, who is wanted for killing two persons in his home...
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Joining APNU/AFC unity govt not an option for defeated PPP
by Zena Henry Apart from their refusal to accept defeat at the General and Regional Elections 2015, the People’s Progressive...
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PPPC unwilling to concede defeat
PPP Executive Committee Member, Gail Teixeira and Attorney-at-Law, Charles Ramson.by Zena Henry and Denis Chabrol The People’s Progressive Party Civic...
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APNU+AFC Coalition appears set to be declared winner of General Elections
GECOM's CEO Keith LowenfieldThe A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) + Alliance for Change (AFC) coalition has won the 2015...
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APNU+AFC shows slim edge over PPPC
by Zena Henry The A Partnership for National Unity +Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC) has a slim lead over the People’s...
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President Carter calls for release of Guyana’s election results
Former United States President, Jimmy CarterGEORGETOWN, GUYANA — Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter has urged Guyana's election commission to release...
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