Weekend Mirror 24-25 November 2018

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Harmon’s threats 24-25 November, 2018 / Vol. 10 No. 48 / Price: $100

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to PPP supporters harm ethnic, political harmony in Guyana - Jagdeo PAGE 9

“The Minister made a direct threat - 'No more Mr. Nice Time' and that he would 'fix' it --to a large number of people on the basis of their political affiliation. We noted that the ERC sent out an appeal before the Local Government Elections to all political parties, including Members of Parliament to exercise restraint. I believe that most did during the campaign, but due to the results where the PPP/C won 386 of 596 Proportional Representation seats, these post-election threats must also be taken seriously and not be allowed to go unchecked. These elections were free from violence and reflect the overwhelming desire of the electorate at the polls. Now that the elections are over, such vitriolic and politically targeted threats must be investigated by the ERC.” (Excerpt from PPP/C complaint letter to the ERC)

Opposition Chief Whip fires back after National Assembly Clerk says ‘it is for gov’t to decide’ – Opposition call for early debate on no-confidence motion ignored PAGE 3

AFC reduced to a 4% Party PAGE 11

Coalition’s attempt to counter reasons behind PPP/C no-confidence motion rubbished PAGE 8

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PPP/C says no to 10-minute limit for the review of Constitutional Agencies’ 2019 budget proposals – Stands ground on legally mandated handover of documents PAGE 19

APNU+AFC gov’t silent on Berbice Bridge fiasco PAGE 23

– has nationalization of Bridge been exposed as political gimmickry?

Public Servants’ Union rejects ‘imposed’ salary increase PAGE 26


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