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SRI LANKA’S OPPOSITION WON THE GENERAL ELECTIONS

By Kevin Fraser
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Sri Lanka’s elections are over and the opposition won the presidency. Can the same things happen in Guyana? APNU General secretary Joseph Harmon believes it can. More from Andrew Weeks.

JANUARY 15,2015

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