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Absolute majority needed to pass no-confidence motion, CCJ President says
-Charrandass Persaud concedes GECOM has "significant discretion" on holding elections President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, Adrian Saunders. President...
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Guyana’s parliament should address conflict between party list loyalty, no-confidence motion – CCJ told
Private Guyanese citizen, Compton Reid on Friday said then government parliamentarian, Charrandass Persaud did not own his seat and could...
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Guyana Constitution prohibits parliamentary defection; Persaud knew he was “usurper”- former Belize Attorney General tells CCJ
Senior Counsel, Eamon Courtenay. Former Belize Attorney General, Eamon Courtenay on Thursday urged the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) to...
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Attorney General commits to GECOM funding for general elections; CCJ President says system must work
President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, Adrian Saunders telling Attorney General Basil Williams (backing camera) "we need to make...
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GECOM tells Caribbean Court general elections possible in November after voters’ list is revised, money allocated
GECOM's Attorney-at-law, Stanley Marcus appearing at the Caribbean Court of Justice. The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) on Thursday told the...
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CCJ asked to order general elections in Guyana soon with updated voters’ list; Judge frowns on slothfulness of judicial system
Senior Counsel Douglas Mendes Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo, through his lawyer, on Thursday asked the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ)...
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CCJ judge cites need for consultations between President, Opposition Leader on GECOM Chairman appointment
CCJ Judge, Winston Anderson. Trinidad and Tobago Senior Counsel, Douglas Mendes on Wednesday urged the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ)...
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Suspected marijuana-in-blue soap smuggler arrested at Lusignan Prison
The marijuana that Guyana Prison Service authorities said were concealed in the blue soap to be smuggled into the Lusignan...
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US gives Guyana more money to fight crime; ex-cop faces extradition for alleged cocaine trafficking
Shawn Neblett The United States (US) on Tuesday announced increased funding to help Guyana fight crime, even as Washington asked...
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Greenidge likely to be in charge of border affairs at Foreign Ministry
Former Second Vice President and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carl Greenidge. Former Foreign Affairs Minister Carl Greenidge is expected to...
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