Stabroek News - 2017-05-02

• Keep promises, fix economy
• GAWU, PPP/C members hammer gov’t over plans for sugar
• SOCU not asked to trace origin of 400lbs of gold stolen in Curacao heist – James
• Two in custody over Covent Garden student murder
• New regional pharmaceut­icals regulator will not ban generic drugs
• Trump opens door to N Korea meeting as Pyongyang hints tests to continue
• World News Facing protests, Venezuela’s Maduro triggers constituti­onal shakeup
• UK can no longer rely on US leadership over Middle East -lawmakers
• Venezuela security forces fight protesters amid May Day rallies
• Accused in girl’s abduction shot dead
• The education COI: A perspectiv­e
• Further downsizing of Guysuco is poor policy and would lead to one of the worst economic crises in our history
• Two years on, gov’t has finger in the dike; mighty forces crash against it
• Prepare for multitude of Trump deportees
• Could the next step in Venezuela’s crisis be a regionally brokered solution?
• Who Is Marine Le Pen?
• Former murder accused charged over $9M Princess Casino robbery
• Liliendaal Bridge slated for completion this month
• KSM has answered call for quality in building supplies, CEO says
• City will enforce public health laws on barbers, cosmetolog­ists
• Biggest threat from gov’t is failure to make sensible economic decisions
• Eighty-eight graduate from Youth Leadership Training Programme
• Disgruntle­d patient assaults doctor at West Demerara hospital
• ICC set to expel USACA
• Patch brings feel-good story to Kentucky Derby
• Joshua keen on Klitschko rematch after Wembley triumph
• Stokes’ maiden century powers RPS to win over Lions
• Windies fight back late after costly blemishes
• Europe calls for new record ratificati­on laws
• Bird officially steps down as president of Pacers
• Real do not have mental edge over Atletico -Zidane
• Bryan takes main event at Linden Town week TT show down
• Estwick urges huge effort from Windies on key third day

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