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Gov’t, Carter Centre discuss political situation - chairman - 03-19-2019
A TEAM of representatives from the Carter Centre on Monday visited Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Basil Williams SC and discussed the current political situation in Guyana in light of the passage of the no-confidence motion.
A statement from the Attorney General Chambers did not provide the details of the meeting. Last week, Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo, had said that he held talks with the centre. He too had declined to divulge details of his talks with the organisation. Among the Carter Centre officials who met with the AG are: Davis J. Caroll, Brett Lacy and Jason J. Carter.
Gov’t, Carter Centre discuss political situation - mapoui - 03-19-2019
what are the people discussing..what is their collective opinion?
what do the people want in the situation..have they opportunity to discuss and make their collective opinion know to the government so that it may be considered in the decision-making?
is the government seeking the peoples opinions...this is their job..what they are supposed to do. anything else is arbitrary government action
Gov’t, Carter Centre discuss political situation - ketchim - 03-19-2019
IN all of this fiasco is a member of my Domino squad of which I am Captain :woohoo:
Leh Carter and dem look after things while we finish this Tournament !
In the words of Walter Raleigh or was it Francis Drake ?
The Lookout came and yelling " The Spaniards are coming, the spaniards are here " !
Fellah was playing billiards : " There is time to sink the 8 ball and yet still sink the spanish "
Gov’t, Carter Centre discuss political situation - chairman - 03-19-2019
Gecom says they will be ready by end of year for election
Gov’t, Carter Centre discuss political situation - chairman - 03-19-2019
It's a big mess