Stabroek News Sunday - 2019-11-10

• Flood relief dam not being built to specificat­ions
• Sites being scouted for modern landfills
• Guyanese woman killed by husband in suspected New York murder-suicide
• GPSU ‘fed up’ with arbitrary imposition on public servants
• Patentia guard dies in Timehri hit and run
• Press body criticises Granger’s comments on allocating ads to media
• GECOM publishes list of registrant­s with uncollecte­d IDs for verificati­on
• Granger urges countrywid­e expansion of scouting
• Indian court gives disputed religious site to Hindus in landmark ruling
• Bolivian military says won’t “confront” the people as pressure on Morales builds
• In Brazil, newly freed Lula sets up clash with Bolsonaro’s right-wing
• No coalitions
• Silence of the major parties on renegotiat­ion of oppressive oil contracts is deafening
• A post-racial future for Guyana is within grasp
• Any attempt to suppress opinion must fail
• President should pay a visit to his neighbours in Tiger Bay
• Betrayal of Walter Rodney falls at feet of ‘his trusted comrades’
• The parties need to sit down and have the state ads matter resolved
• Guyana Petroleum Road Map Part 2, Guidepost 4: Natural Gas in place of value-added refining
• -Shuman warns against rush to production
• Burnt brothers due for return after successful surgeries in US
• Beaten Cane Grove man making progress in recovery
• Records confirm torched car belonged to missing witness
• AFC opens East Coast campaign office
• Family fears foul play in disappeara­nce of Cummings Lodge man
• The Week-in-Review - November 3rd to November 9th
• Shuman’s remarks about me are wholly false
• Ace Warriors routed for 38, GCC lead by 89
• Wayne Forde returned unopposed as GFF President
• Nets edge Blazers despite Lillard’s 60-point night
• Jordan stars for Marooners in tense win over pride
• Pooran, Chase give West Indies first ODI series win since 2014
• Scoreboard
• Dr Latoya Gooding gives hope to cancer victims
• UN photo contest seeks to promote youth in rural developmen­t
• No apologies: Africans say their need for oil cash outweighs climate concerns
• Prehistori­c ape from Germany was a pioneer of two-legged walking
• ‘Game-changing’ TB vaccine shows promise in trials
• Grade Six Social Studies
• Summary of –ar, --er, and ir Verbs - The Spanish Class
• GWI engineers exposed to technology on ground water exploratio­n
• Analysis by way forward agreement –
• Experts will guide d with ExxonMobil – Change Guyana

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