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APNU coalition is for all Guyanese – Birbal
The young Ravoldo Birbal
Kaieteur News – New A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) member Ravoldo Birbal said that the coalition is a safe haven for all Guyanese regardless of their race, culture or religion.
Birbal appeared on the APNU’s political stage during the launch of the party’s campaign on Sunday evening at the Square of Revolution, D’Urban Park.
A fresh young face on the scene, Birbal said the coalition stands for good governance, accountability, inclusion and a future where no “Guyanese is judged by race, religion or political affiliation.”
“We see a country where Indo-Guyanese like myself are told to shut up if we do not support the PPP, I see victimisation, fear and division, and that is not the Guyana we deserve,” Birbal declared to the huge crowd.
Birbal added that the People’s Progressives Party does not care about empowering Guyanese and policies; they care about power, photo-ops and enriching themselves. However, he said, a new Guyana is rising with Aubrey Norton and the APNU who are going to rebuild trust, restore fairness and reignite hope for all.
The youth highlighted that change is possible and coming “but change will only come if we stand together, African, Indians, Amerindians, Chinese, Portuguese all of us Guyanese.”
“Change will come when we vote not out of fear but out of hope, when we vote not for race but for results, when we vote not for handouts but for honour,” Birbal proudly stated.
He encouraged youths to not allow old ways to define their future, but to join the APNU and raise their voice and be the generation that puts an end to division, build unity, and say no to corruption and yes to competence.
“I am proud to say that I am a part of a new generation of young people who are not afraid to speak out, who are not afraid to stand up, and who are ready to take our county forward,” the young man said.
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