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PPP MUST BE BLAMED FOR CORRUPTION IN THE GPF – AUBREY NORTON TELLS BERBICE GATHERING

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Opposition leader Aubrey Norton believes that the Irfan Ali-led administration is responsible for the dwindling morale and corruption within the Guyana Police Force. Here is more from Travis Chase.

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