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WE DIDN’T HAVE TO WAIT ON AN ORDER FROM THE CCJ RULING TELLING US TO MEET

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The Nation’s leaders will meet soon to plot the way forward in the best interest of Guyana. This is according to the Director-General in the Ministry of the Presidency – Joseph Harmon. He added that as a nation, the country does not have to wait on the CCJ saying to meet. More in this report from Handell Duncan.

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