AFC will keep its identity – Ramjattan vows

The Alliance For Change (AFC) will continue to maintain its individual identity and its leader Khemraj Ramjattan says he would rather resign than have the party merge with APNU.

“We are going to maintain ourselves as AFC,” Ramjattan told Stabroek News on Friday, emphasising that the AFC and APNU are not going to be merged into a single entity. In a letter to Stabroek News last week, former PNCR executive Sherwood Lowe had questioned whether the APNU+AFC government is becoming a merger more than a partnership.

“I… lean towards an explanation that suggests the coalition is developing a single-party governing mentality in which the normal structures, procedures and rules of power-sharing are considered unnecessary,” he said

ramjattan made such a bad mistake

Still maintaining that they were “cheated not defeated” at the May 11 national elections, dozens of members and supporters of the opposition People’s Progressive Party on Tuesday staged a midday protest outside the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM).
The protest came as the party continued to mount pressure on the GECOM to respond to its call for reform in the electoral process.
However, the majority of PPP Parliamentarians and high-ranking members from its Central Executive Committee were absent from the picket line.

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Venezuelan Politician AssassinatedA Venezuelan opposition candidate was killed at a campaign rally just two weeks before parliamentary elections are set to take place. Luis Manuel Diaz was holding a public meeting in the central Guárico state when attackers in a car shot him dead. Opposition leaders have claimed that the United Socialist Party of Venezuela is responsible.