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Jan 29, 2021 Letters
DEAR EDITOR,
As a supporter of the PPP/C, I am deeply concerned that the PPP/C Government has not as yet set a date for Local Government Elections (LGE) which is supposed to be held this year.
The last time the PPP/C refused to hold LGE led to the proroguing of Parliament by Donald Ramotar thereby subverting the will of the Guyanese people.
I am concerned that this time around, as our countrymen and countrywomen cry out for LGE, the refusal to hold LGE will again result in the PPP/C having to demit High Office.
Has the PPP/C changed? From all indications while the PPP/C seems to be more inclusive our detractors says it is just for optics.
Someone said to me concerning change: you have to have the willingness to change, the ability to change and hang onto that change when it occurs. Has the PPP/C changed?
Democracy must prevail: meaning LGE must be held this year.
Yours faithfully,
Sean Ori
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