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PROFITS FROM SALE OF MARRIOTT SHOULD GO TOWARDS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PATTERSON SUGGESTS

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The Guyana Marriott Hotel is currently on the market for sale, and former Public Works Minister David Patterson has suggested that the proceeds from the deal should be invested in local development. Antonio Dey reports with more details.

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