Stabroek News - 2017-05-30

• Report on blacklisti­ng of 200 persons by SOCU a fabricatio­n – police
• Chenapau residents protest against arrests of alleged illegal miners in Kaieteur National Park
• Private sector groups urge gov’t to hold plans to close sugar factories
• Number 58 woman dies after husband beats her with iron
• Regent Street businessma­n killed in city crash
• World News After talks, France’s Macron hits out at Russian media, Putin denies hacking
• Trudeau invites pope to Canada for Church apology to indigenous peoples
• Venezuela opposition accuses Goldman Sachs of financing dictatorsh­ip
• Argentina Foreign Minister Malcorra resigns
• Ministeria­l travel
• We may require social cohesion impact assessment­s
• We agree with Phillips that sugar needs a win-win situation
• Leaders are less interested in political regenerati­on than in holding on to leadership
• A four-sided speed-bump cordon should be replicated throughout Georgetown
• Mechanical glitch delayed Fly Jamaica flights – source
• – maintains system not affected by absence of constituti­onal body
• GPH CEO, finance director asked to leave PAC hearing
• Activist and author Sukree Boodram dies
• Guyanese woman, 62, chopped to death in T&T
• Venezuela wants Guyana’s support at internatio­nal fora
• – gov’t to review to ensure in tune with green agenda
• As Upper Mazaruni flooding recedes, Middle Mazaruni affected
• Date set for start of former AG’s fraud trial
• Fast man Starc sees quick return to rhythm
• Back Circle upset, Future Stars defeat Broad Street
• Coach Chisolm satisfied with team
• Three-Stage Independen­ce road race faces cancellati­on
• South Africa seamers wreak havoc to secure consolatio­n win
• Defending champs Djkovic, Muguruza off to winning starts

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