Category: Guyana Chronicle

– Say Guyana needs mechanism for inclusivity THE March 2, 2020 elections had built excitement in many of Guyana’s youths who were anxious to finally have the opportunity to play a role in the electoral process . However, after over three months of waiting for the results to be declared, and all the fiascos that […]

Dear Editor,It is a fair conclusion to say that the entire country is currently in discussion pertaining to March 2020 Regional and General Elections and while most of the discussions are constructive in my view, we do have instances where sections of our society are partisan in their thinking. My friends and I recently were […]

DEAR EDITOR,“CONFESSIONS of an Economic Hitman” is a book that I would recommend to all right-thinking Guyanese, at home and abroad. It speaks explicitly to “U.S. foreign policy and how economies are undermined by large profit-driven corporations in the United States. John Perkins published this book in 2004. The book explains that imperialists and capitalists’ […]

— Nagamootoo, Ramjattan say involvement of Cambridge Analytica, Mercury, threat to elections in Guyana— urges public to support legislation against such companies AS long as political parties are allowed to utilise the services of unprincipled companies which harness social media and personal data to influence elections, countries like Guyana will never be able to assure […]

– says it is time for swift, smooth and democratic transition of governance CHANGE Guyana, one of the political parties which contested in the March 2020 poll, is calling for President David Granger to concede defeat and allow for the inauguration of the People’s Progressive Party/ Civic’s (PPP/C’s) Presidential Candidate, Irfaan Ali. In a written […]

Dear Sir,The Elections held in Guyana in March of 2020 has revealed evidence of wide spread election fraud, which was clearly orchestrated to hand the Presidency to Irfaan Ali and the country to the People’s Progressive Party. However, the Guyanese people will not be bullied or fooled. I would like to compare the United States […]

By John Jeremie S.C; Roysdale Forde; Mayo Robertson and Keith Scotland FACTUAL BACKGROUND 1. These Submissions are filed by the Applicant and address the Application filed by the Applicant under Article 177(4) of the Constitution of Guyana seeking an interpretation of Article 177(4) (b) the Constitution. 2. The Guyana Elections Commission after contentions arose concerning […]

FACTS: “Finally,  the  summation of anomalies and instances of voter  impersonation  identified  in  Districts  [1 to 10] clearly  does  not  appear to satisfy the criteria of impartiality, fairness  and  compliance  with  provisions of the  Constitution  and  the  Representation  of  the  People Act, Chapter 1:03. Consequently, on the basis of the votes counted  and  the  information  […]

Dear editor,GUYANA and the world are watching and awaiting the outcome of the 2020 elections as they go on and on without a declaration for almost three and a half months. We all want this to end as soon as possible, so that Guyana can move on. Yes, we all wanted this to end and […]

THERE is certainly enough evidence to give good merit to the argument that the presidency, in any polity, is mentally and physically draining. Men and women enter the highest office in their lands with energy and vigour, and leave with an abundance of grey and numerous health issues that all bear witness to the stark […]