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Just one question
Dear Editor,
In response to all the geniuses who condemn our National Budget 2022 especially those who opined that every household should be given at least $70K per month, I have just one question In the next two decades (that is if ExxonMobil doesn’t deplete all the oil in Guyana before that time) what will the Government give to the people to help them cope with the high cost-of- living – a calabash and a good pair of walking shoes? LOL
Regards,
Gloria Holder
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