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Over 50 % of PPP/C list represent non-party members

As Local Govt Elections looms…

In preparation for the much anticipated Local Government Elections (LGE), the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Opposition has assigned more than 50 per cent of its List Representatives as non-party members, including common individuals of communities with recognised skills and who already enjoys the confidence of residents.

The Party made it clear that it is in full support of LGE and will participate whenever the Government decides to name a date. “The PPP/C intends to obtain clear and majority support as it did when it won seven of the 10 administrative regions,” the Party stated.

Since the passage of the Local Government Bill 2015, Communities Minister Ronald Bulkan has been mum on a date for these elections. Prior to the passage of the Bill, the Minister touted December 7 as the date for the LGE. When contacted recently by Guyana Times, Bulkan stated that Government is simply waiting on the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to give the go ahead to announce a date. However, GECOM, in a press statement, explained that it is unlikely that LGE will be held before the end of 2015.

“Consequent upon the passage of the Bill by Parliament, the preparations for, and the prerequisite conduct of Claims and Objections leading the finalisation of the Official Register of Voters would take GECOM at least to the end of 2015,” GECOM stated.

Against this backdrop, the PPP/C noted the evolving uncertainty surrounding the situation with the date and management of the next LGE in Guyana.

“The latest legislative amendments to the electoral laws and the double speak of the Government and the constitutional GECOM have led to confusion as to the likely date of the elections. Even more confusing is the Granger-led Administration amendments that failed to be sourced from GECOM,” the Party stated.

The Opposition Party had previously highlighted that most of the amendments made to the Bill did not originate from GECOM. GECOM had requested that Government make 19 legislative amendments to the Bill, which they claimed were hindering their agenda in preparing for these elections. Following the passage of the Bill, GECOM issued a release explaining that there are still outstanding legislations that need to be addressed, including the movement of Nomination Day from 21 days to 50 days before Election Day, among other aspects that can pave the way for the extraction of the Preliminary List of Voters from the National Register of Registrants (NRR), instead of from the 1992 Official List of Electors as is currently provided for in law.

Meanwhile, the PPP/C remains committed to its calls for electoral reform.

“The PPP’s focus will continue to be on management of the GECOM machinery. No more, the PPP asserts, should elections results in Guyana be the outcome of the May 11, 2015, shenanigans of GECOM,” the Party reaffirmed.

The Party added, “That the electoral system for the Local Government Elections makes the selection of representatives for organs a matter of great significance.”

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As Local Govt Elections looms…

In preparation for the much anticipated Local Government Elections (LGE), the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Opposition has assigned more than 50 per cent of its List Representatives as non-party members, including common individuals of communities with recognised skills and who already enjoys the confidence of residents.

Who in the world is the PPP lying to? This is the Party that has not done anything in its entire history that was not via its reach for ideological and ethnic based fanatics in the community. Alas, that means many Indians given the Party has pursued a rigid racist appeal to secure loyalthy. It has no record to run on since the overwhelming legacy of corruption spanning 2 decades obviates that. Its only reach now is into its usual racial bag. Unfortunately for them that bag is now not as deep and if they continue with business as usual t hey have a long time in the dog house.

 

That they now rest their mobilization strategy to retake office is a laugh. They would not do it in 23 years and instead implanted hand pick part ideologues in IMCs all over the country in hope of retaining office. That with all the patronage and bribing of Amerindians did not permit them to win when they had all of the power of the state at their back. Why would they win where they now really have to but their back to the work and gather up funds from their own pockets? Get real.

FM

Change is occurring all the time. The PPP decision to participate in LGE is a good one. Furthermore, it seems to me that including non-PPP members in its list indicates it is trying to be inclusive and drawing on the capacity within the communities to improve the communities. 

 

Regarding whether they will succeed, time will either prove you correct or wrong. Many on this board had predicted a massive loss by the PPP at the last general elections and were surprised how narrow the loss was. 

Z
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:

The PPP  is a multi_racial party.  If you want an Indian party find another one.

Forty nine percent of the PPP electoral list in the last two Governments  were made up of non Indians.

Saying so does not make it so. I guess that percentage your reference was their offsprings and other close family.

FM
Originally Posted by Zed:

Change is occurring all the time. The PPP decision to participate in LGE is a good one. Furthermore, it seems to me that including non-PPP members in its list indicates it is trying to be inclusive and drawing on the capacity within the communities to improve the communities. 

 

Regarding whether they will succeed, time will either prove you correct or wrong. Many on this board had predicted a massive loss by the PPP at the last general elections and were surprised how narrow the loss was. 

Change is inevitable. I noted they do not have as deep a racial bag to plumb for votes.

 

They did not try hare enough for diversity and devolution or they would be formulating strategies or writing white papers on how to achieve that. It cannot be done with the present constitution.

 

Everyone to a man said they will lose within a percentage point. Only the   idiots like the Rev and Ugli and the Demented one and the Simetoo Moon man were speculating on massive wins. I think the record is on the board.

FM

What a difference one year brings!

Last year President Ramotar refused to assent Local Government Amendment Act and ignored popular calls for local government elections. Had he complied, there would not have been pressure to prorogue parliament and call general elections. I dare say, too, the APNU+AFC coalition would not have materialized.

And, whether the PPP had won or lost local government elections, Mr Ramotar would still have been President today.

Anyway, the PPP is approaching upcoming LGE with optimism and confidence and has already prepared its list representatives.

My coalition government is lagging. Leh we speed up, Bulkan.

FM
Originally Posted by Danyael:
Originally Posted by Zed:

Change is occurring all the time. The PPP decision to participate in LGE is a good one. Furthermore, it seems to me that including non-PPP members in its list indicates it is trying to be inclusive and drawing on the capacity within the communities to improve the communities. 

 

Regarding whether they will succeed, time will either prove you correct or wrong. Many on this board had predicted a massive loss by the PPP at the last general elections and were surprised how narrow the loss was. 

Change is inevitable. I noted they do not have as deep a racial bag to plumb for votes.

 

They did not try hare enough for diversity and devolution or they would be formulating strategies or writing white papers on how to achieve that. It cannot be done with the present constitution.

 

Everyone to a man said they will lose within a percentage point. Only the   idiots like the Rev and Ugli and the Demented one and the Simetoo Moon man were speculating on massive wins. I think the record is on the board.

Listen Buck D2, the election was rigged. PNC refused a recount !

FM
Originally Posted by yuji22:
Originally Posted by Danyael:
Originally Posted by Zed:

Change is occurring all the time. The PPP decision to participate in LGE is a good one. Furthermore, it seems to me that including non-PPP members in its list indicates it is trying to be inclusive and drawing on the capacity within the communities to improve the communities. 

 

Regarding whether they will succeed, time will either prove you correct or wrong. Many on this board had predicted a massive loss by the PPP at the last general elections and were surprised how narrow the loss was. 

Change is inevitable. I noted they do not have as deep a racial bag to plumb for votes.

 

They did not try hare enough for diversity and devolution or they would be formulating strategies or writing white papers on how to achieve that. It cannot be done with the present constitution.

 

Everyone to a man said they will lose within a percentage point. Only the   idiots like the Rev and Ugli and the Demented one and the Simetoo Moon man were speculating on massive wins. I think the record is on the board.

Listen Buck D2, the election was rigged. PNC refused a recount !

You can be as ignorant and racist as you want and presume the elections were rigged but you only make an ass of yourself.  Of course a black man cannot win fairly! What an ass...the 40sops the PPP wanted counted and claimed dubious if recounted could not give them the margin to win. Each district averages 256 votes. They were not even predominantly PPP districts! The APNU did not stop the count. THE GEC did so within their authority. The PPP had a chance to contest that decision by going to court. The PNC did it once and handed Janet a truncated term. They could have gone to court.

FM
Originally Posted by Danyael:
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:

The PPP  is a multi_racial party.  If you want an Indian party find another one.

Forty nine percent of the PPP electoral list in the last two Governments  were made up of non Indians.

Saying so does not make it so. I guess that percentage your reference was their offsprings and other close family.

You should know more about the PPP, don't guess.  That's you frigging Problem.  You are stupid to think.

R
Originally Posted by baseman:

The PNC is now scared of LGE for the same reasons the PPP were, the dilution of power.

How can it dilute power when the local authorities have no authority to spend monies not dispersed for officially approved projects.

FM
Originally Posted by baseman:

The PNC is now scared of LGE for the same reasons the PPP were, the dilution of power.

 

 Cover Photo
Ministry of the Presidency

Ministry of the Presidency

 

President David Granger and newly appointed PPP/C Commissioners on the Guyana Election Commission (GECOM) Robeson Benn and Ms. Bibi Shaddick.

The two new Commissioners, this morning took their Oath to Office during a simple ceremony at the Ministry of the Presidency.

 
Ministry of the Presidency's photo.
FM
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:
Originally Posted by Danyael:
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:

The PPP  is a multi_racial party.  If you want an Indian party find another one.

Forty nine percent of the PPP electoral list in the last two Governments  were made up of non Indians.

Saying so does not make it so. I guess that percentage your reference was their offsprings and other close family.

You should know more about the PPP, don't guess.  That's you frigging Problem.  You are stupid to think.

This educated buckman is more stupid than the average buckman in the reservation. This stupid buckman does not have any first hand information on Guyana. He depends on third hand and third rate news to spill his blige and his "billiousness" here. Someone needs to drag him by his nuts and show him what Guyana is like today. 

FM
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:

The PPP  is a multi_racial party.  If you want an Indian party find another one.

Forty nine percent of the PPP electoral list in the last two Governments  were made up of non Indians.

Please name the heads of state owned commissions, corporations, and committees under the PPP.

 

I asked this question before, and you couldn't answer.  We now know that almost all were Indians, because the coalition gov't has dismissed most of the heads.

 

You all like blacks to be stupid, dumb and quiet.  So of course your "list" will have them.  Clearly not in any role where they can have any influence though.

FM
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:

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And, whether the PPP had won or lost local government elections, Mr Ramotar would still have been President today.

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In fact the Indo KKK is still in a nightmare.  They used to scream that blacks will never rule Guyana again.

 

How foolish do they look now!

FM
Originally Posted by skeldon_man:
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:
Originally Posted by Danyael:
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:

The PPP  is a multi_racial party.  If you want an Indian party find another one.

Forty nine percent of the PPP electoral list in the last two Governments  were made up of non Indians.

Saying so does not make it so. I guess that percentage your reference was their offsprings and other close family.

You should know more about the PPP, don't guess.  That's you frigging Problem.  You are stupid to think.

This educated buckman is more stupid than the average buckman in the reservation. This stupid buckman does not have any first hand information on Guyana. He depends on third hand and third rate news to spill his blige and his "billiousness" here. Someone needs to drag him by his nuts and show him what Guyana is like today. 

Of course it takes a dalit to presume using "stupidity" and "buckmen" accrues to good sense. Presuming you know me and what I do is the first of your ignorant conclusions. 

FM
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