Stabroek News Sunday - 2019-10-20

• Police probing attack on Corentyne student by schoolmate­s
• ‘People’s lives are at stake’ Friendship residents sign ‘Never Again’ petition after deadly crash
• Sophia woman faced constant death threats before being set on fire
• Redstart Investment­s buying 52 acres at Houston/ Rome
• Badal aims to lift Guyana out of ‘economic underdevel­opment’ with new party
• UK PM sends unsigned letter to EU asking for Brexit delay
• Chilean president reverses public transport fare hike that sparked protests
• Thousands take to Lebanon’s streets in third day of anti-government protests
• Jamaica’s Appeal Court overturns interim order granted to gay pride group
• Trinidad PM claims assassins were hired to kill him and AG
• Violent crime
• Why is it fair for Exxon to pay the US government hundreds of billions of US dollars in taxes on oil profits but none to Guyana?
• New political parties
• Voltaire’s treatise on tolerance
• We need to fully understand the struggles of breast cancer survivors
• Time for a national big conversati­on on oil
• Any step taken to deny an identity to any one group is the first step to erasing that group
• Diesel spill in South Rupununi creek prompts call for protection measures
• Guyana’s Petroleum Road Map Part 2, Guidepost 4: The Perspectiv­e of Private Sector Proposals to build oil-refineries
• More consultati­ons planned to finalise national cultural policy
• Move to PPP/ defiance of no-confidenc
• /C driven by gov’t’s constituti­on after ce vote - Don Singh
• Best downplays former army chief’s support for PPP/C Best downplays former army chief’s support for PPP/C
• More consultati­ons planned to finalise national cultural policy
• The Week-in-Review - October 13th to October 19th
• When will we hear from the ABC countries demanding free and fair elections?
• Surujnarin­e’s ton keeps hapless Gtown winless
• Lyght Jr., strikes century to hand Police day one honours
• Mills Academy whips Eagles 2-0
• Savory, Boodie, Jones ensure Essequibo remain unbeaten —Griffith, France lead East Bank past East Coast
• New selection policy sign of tremendous progress -says CWI vice president Dr Kishore Shallow
• Hetmyer could thrive with responsibi­lity: Pollard
• CSEC ENGLISH
• Grade Six Social Studies
• Grade Six Science

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