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GOVT’S PRIORITIES MIXED UP, OIL RESOURCES NOT REACHING THE GUYANESE PEOPLE – OPPOSITION LEADER

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During a session in the National Assembly on Friday, the leader of the APNU+AFC party criticized the government, asserting that their priorities are misaligned and the benefits of the oil resources are not adequately reaching the Guyanese people. More details from Travis Chase.

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