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Sep 24, 2021 Letters
Dear Editor,
Electoral, Constitutional and Governance reforms are believed to be the most important changes that will make Guyana better for everyone.
In its Manifesto, the PPP/C promises to facilitate the process of Constitutional Reform. When will the Government also give urgency to this and put in the effort and resources as it is doing without any hesitation, to deliver on investment, agriculture, sports, etc.?
Will the Government and the Opposition too, reach out to individuals and advocacy groups, like Electoral Reform and Article 13, who publicly declare their interests to bring about the meaningful and necessary amendments?
Also what is happening with the One Guyana Commission which promised to make Guyana a more inclusive and an altogether society?
Sincerely,
Muhammad Alli
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