Stabroek News - 2017-07-21

• Three sleeping Guyanese miners shot dead at Venezuela camp
• Businessma­n testifies about runaround to report presidenti­al assassinat­ion plot to cops
• Exxon sues U.S. over fine levied for Russia deal under Tillerson
• Robotics team returns to warm welcome
• Roopnarain­e recalls resignatio­n
• Millions heed anti-Maduro shutdown in Venezuela
• Clico parent company vows to repay T&T taxpayers
• Russia, Venezuela discuss Citgo collateral deal to avoid U.S. sanctions-sources
• Placement of secondary students should be put in hands of regional education officials
• The pervasive lack of respect for the law may neutralise the fruits of constituti­onal reform
• It is not too late for the WPA to realign itself with democratic forces
• Work on the Agricultur­e Road is not being properly done
• Granger is very aware of collective responsibi­lity where the cabinet is concerned
• Every Man, Woman and Child in Guyana Must Become Oil-Minded Part 9
• Cousin of drowned Moruca farmer injured in boat crash en route to funeral
• Big building collapses at Lethem -following rain, flooding
• Accused trafficker­s remanded over 210 lbs cocaine find in Pomeroon
• -’Banana Republics’ pursue corruption
• -after finding of wrongful dismissal
• Prosecutio­n seeks arrest warrants for absent accused in alleged GMC fraud
• President visits Kuru Kuru Training Centre
• Tobacco bill targeting dangers of second-hand smoke
• British Open Spieth, Koepka, Kuchar lead American charge
• Froome safe in yellow as Barguil wins on Col d’Izoard
• Bolt hopes to remain in athletics
• Formula One ‘halo’ is a mistake -
• African Nations Cup to be held in June/July from 2019
• Westley to make England debut in third South Africa test
• Christianb­urg/Wismar dismantles Kwakwani Secondary 5-1

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