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VICE PRESIDENT JAGDEO IS SPEWING UNTRUTHS ‘OUR RECORDS ARE WELL IN ORDER’ – GTU

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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The accusations made by Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo regarding the financial records of the Guyana Teachers Union have been vehemently denounced as a blatant lie. Further details on this matter are explored in the report.

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