Guyana needs a Pacto de Punto Fijo

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Former Member

In 1958, the two main political parties in Venezuela agreed to a pact that allow them to rule until Chavez arrived and up turn the whole apple cart.

Maybe the PPP and PNC should sign a pact of peace that allows for the Regional Government that the PPP controls to have some teeth (real power) while the Central Government continue under the APNUAFC until 2020.

That should bring some peace to the PPP bandits, rather than tiefing billions, they will be demoted to tiefing millions from Region 6, etc, etc.

Former Member

Until we get a new Walter Rodney on the scene, for the next 20 years we are stuck with the PPP and the PNC.

Isn't that so?

6/24/1511:48 AM

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