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RETIRED REAR ADMIRAL GARY BEST ENDORSES APNU+AFC

By Kevin Fraser
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Former Chief of staff of the Guyana Defense Force Rear Admiral, Gary Best on Saturday endorsed APNU/AFC coalition for the May 11th regional elections, saying that it is best political party capable of managing the affairs of the country now and in the future.Andrew Weekes spoke with the presidential Candidate, David Granger about this significant endorsement.

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