A prominent city businessman, disgruntled by the way Guyana is being run, announced in Canada that he and other entrepreneurs planned to pack up and leave if the incumbent People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPPC) wins again.
Owner of Action Tyre, Ron Persaud told a breakfast meeting in Canada between the opposition coalition’s two top candidates and Guyanese there that the country’s environment was no longer conducive.
Persaud, who has been following the coalition’s meetings in the United States and Canada, said “he would leave Guyana if there is no change in government.” He added that he was aware of other businessmen present who would do likewise because they are fed up of the corruption and nepotism.
"If you don't align yourself with the PPP and government you can get nothing from them. I never left Guyana was a taxi driver and now, as a businessman, I would leave if there is no change," he told Demerara Waves Online News. Persaud added that he was fed up of the money that the government has allegedly stolen from the treasury and he forecast that they would eventually lose all like then President of the Phillipines, Ferdinand Marcos.
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Owner of Action Tyre, Ron Persaud told a breakfast meeting in Canada between the opposition coalition’s two top candidates and Guyanese there that the country’s environment was no longer conducive.
Persaud, who has been following the coalition’s meetings in the United States and Canada, said “he would leave Guyana if there is no change in government.” He added that he was aware of other businessmen present who would do likewise because they are fed up of the corruption and nepotism.
"If you don't align yourself with the PPP and government you can get nothing from them. I never left Guyana was a taxi driver and now, as a businessman, I would leave if there is no change," he told Demerara Waves Online News. Persaud added that he was fed up of the money that the government has allegedly stolen from the treasury and he forecast that they would eventually lose all like then President of the Phillipines, Ferdinand Marcos.
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http://www.caribnewsdesk.com/n...a-if-pppc-wins-again
