Stabroek News - 2017-05-12

• Arch work leads to traffic chaos
• Better Hope man charged with murdering son
• Work restarts at collapsed Palmyra monument site
• Trump attacks on fired FBI chief meet resistance; Russia probe proceeds
• Cash and chemicals: for Laos, Chinese banana boom a blessing and curse
• Venezuela opposition seeks Latin American support for ‘democratic agenda’
• T&T man kills lover, dies after crashing car into truck
• Lula graft testimony fails to lift his Brazil presidenti­al hopes
• Editorial The new entreprene­urs
• Many key oil and gas questions to be answered
• White Paper provides no plans to secure the future of sugar
• As an emerging oil producer Guyana could well be a target of internatio­nal banditry
• Closure of East Coast highway for arch was beyond belief
• Hundreds of Rose Hall workers protest plan to close factory
• Labour leaders in solidarity call at NAACIE conference
• Police say expanded barriers are for security of Parliament
• Stats Bureau readying for jobless survey
• At-risk youths to tap US empowermen­t scheme
• Witness recounts attack, unable to identify shooter
• Skype evidence from Brazilian doctor delayed Defence questions translator’s competency
• Social cohesion day observed
• New GPC refutes claims by Health Minister
• Guyana Independen­ce Anniversar­y Celebratio­n Committee (New York) not attempting to monopolise anything
• Trinidad and Tobago boxers ready to rumble
• Windies hoping to make most of Windsor Park track - Chase
• Hamilton expecting a better weekend in Spain
• Monedderlu­st joins Topp XX in relegation drop
• Den Amstel, Young Achievers secure semi-final berths
• United cling on against Celta to reach final
• Champions Trophy - England deserve ‘favourites’ tag - Moeen
• Murray sent packing, Djokovic, Nadal into quarters
• Indian police arrest three over alleged involvemen­t in IPL betting
• IPL Mumbai lose to Punjab by 7 runs -despite Simmons, Pollard brilliance
• Diamond League Thompson leads Caribbean Rio champions in Shanghai showdown
• Windies overcome Azhar hundred to rally
• Trump supporters: ‘Lo
• Ock her up!’
• UG’s School of Entreprene­urship gets praise from business executives
• Former PSC Head wants Competitiv­eness Council to serve as recognized forum for public/private sector dialogue
• There is an absence of realism, maturity in government, private sector relations
• Street-vended foods and food safety requiremen­ts
• Building the future in Latin America and the Caribbean
• Veblens theory of conspicuou­s consumptio­n
• Stock market updates
• Trying again: Government of Guyana trade and investment team travels to Brazil

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