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Breaking News!â€ĶCourt hearing to block Granger’s swearing in briefly deferred

Mar 07, 2020 News, Source - Kaieteur News Online -- https://www.kaieteurnewsonline...in-briefly-deferred/

The hearing into the application filed in the High Court to determine whether blocking the swearing in of President David Granger over the unverified Region Four elections results is lawful, has been scheduled to resume at 13:30 hours today.

The hearing commence this morning before Chief Justice Roxane George in the Georgetown High Court.

Attorney at Law, Neil Boston S.C,  who is representing the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) in the matter, requested time to study the affidavits in relation to the challenge presented by the Opposition, People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C’)s legal team led by Trinidad-based Senior Counsel, Douglas Mendes.

Mendes, who was present in Court this morning, told the Chief Justice Roxane George that his team was only able to file and serve one of four affidavits to parties representing the other side. He also said that team would need time to file the three additional affidavits. Taking the factors into consideration, the Chief Justice granted time for the parties to file and serve the supplementary affidavits.

The Chief Justice also gave a commitment that she will try to work assiduously to address the matter as “the nation is waiting.”

Justice George appealed for the cooperation of both the legal teams to have the matter hashed out as soon as possible.

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Attorney at Law, Neil Boston S.C

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@Former Member dat loud mout lameta TK lass year seh those who control de military can bend and twiss dem own constitution of dem lord Burnham (and coolie crabdaag Shahab) constitution. Dem gat real powah. Dem mek de constitution and dem cyan bruck and bend it up when dem want. Why? Because dem control de military and de public sector. Is de Tanzania constitution wah Shahab use foh dem god Burnham...hey hey hey. PPP is caretaker and can use de constitution but dem cyant bruck it and bend it. Dem try in 2015 but dem bais give dem de marchin order...hey hey hey. Now dat is what yuh call Guyana blackman privilage. Hey hey hey...dem one lovers...hey hey hey.  

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MESSAGE FROM THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF GEORGETOWN ON THE CURRENT SITUATION IN GUYANA.

People are dying, people are being wounded, children are being traumatized, property is being destroyed, the nation is gripped in fear. This is much too high a cost for a national election and for a nation at any time. There are no words strong enough to express the gravity of the situation and the urgency for it to end.

To all accounts the way forward for the restoration of peace and hope rests with a small group of persons who have been tasked with managing the whole election process.

I add my voice to the many others in making strong appeal to the Guyana Elections Commission to expeditiously complete the verification process towards the transparent, formal and lawful declaration of results.

Meanwhile, let us keep our heads above the fray and not let the words of our national pledge fall empty “ â€Ķ to be loyal to my country, to be obedient to the laws of Guyana, to love my fellow citizens and to dedicate my energies towards the happiness and prosperity of Guyana”. This is something that we can all do.

May God Bless Guyana.

Francis Alleyne OSB
Bishop of Georgetown

Received from the Catholic standard â™Ī

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France warns against swearing-in of President until Region 4 votes are verified

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See full statement from French Ambassador to Guyana, Antoine Joly:

France wishes to express its deep concern at the situation in Guyana after the elections which had taken place in good conditions until the results of region 4 were announced without completing the tabulation.

It calls, on behalf of excellent bilateral relations, for a spirit of conciliation and a sense of general interest in favor of all Guyanese.

It supports the unanimous request of the electoral observation missions, including EU, which request a resumption of the counting process verified from the statements of polling.

France warns against any hasty initiative aiming for the president to be sworn in until this verified count has been completed.

Only this procedure will ensure a legitimate, democratically acceptable process and avoid the clashes which unfortunately have already started in different places in Guyana.

Antoine Joly

French Ambassador in Guyana and Suriname

 

 

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The country Bleeds And Weep While This SOB is Happily Celebrating Birthday.

 

Granger attends 75th birthday celebration of ERC Chairman

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President David Granger on Saturday morning attended the 75th birth anniversary celebration for Bishop John Smith, CCH of the Central Assembly of God Church, a brief statement from the Ministry of the Presidency noted.

The event was held at the Ramada Princess Hotel, Providence, East Bank Demerara.

Bishop Smith is also the Chairman of the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC).

 

President Granger greets this little girl who was eager to meet him [MOTP photo]
Some attendees at the 75th birth anniversary celebration for Bishop John Smith, CCH. [Photo: MOTP]

 

 

 

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