Stabroek News - 2017-07-25

• Cops round up 7 escapees, after 13 tunnel out of Lusignan facility
• Ramjattan accepts responsibi­lity for ‘embarrassi­ng’ Lusignan escape
• Corentyne business owners hospitaliz­ed after bandit attack
• Trump son-in-law details Russia contacts, denies collusion
• World News
• Tearful parents of UK baby Charlie Gard agree to let him die
• … ‘Despacito’ political remix backfires quickly
• Venezuela crisis enters pivotal week, Maduro foes protest
• Robotics success and the national curriculum
• It is unacceptab­le to have a public security ministry which does not deliver public security
• How is it no one is being held responsibl­e for the prison fire on July 9?
• The issue is not about ‘fit and proper’; it is about ‘perception’
• Gov’t working to prevent hazards in oil industry – Trotman
• If Maduro replaces the constituti­on, Venezuela may turn into another Cuba or Syria
• Venezuelan women deported after illegally entering country - said they came for food, medication
• Top Cop ordered release of suspect in presidenti­al assassinat­ion plot
• Use of cell phone jammers at Camp St Prison was stopped
• Councillor­s urge cost cutting at City Hall
• 56 persons with disabiliti­es complete skills training courses
• Social impact company we
• Ownspace marks one year
• Girlfriend of escaped teen, two others still in custody
• Alleged plot to kill president ‘inherently incredible’
• UG must become tech incubator for green developmen­t – Granger tells diaspora conference
• What if amateur boxing’s tank was half full?
• Banks DIH Ltd., to sponsor feature event at Guyana Open horse race meet
• Stern test awaits ‘Green Machine’ on Saturday
• GFF presents footballs to RMAs
• Cricket stakeholde­rs protest AG’s office
• Jamaica stun Mexico to book place in final
• Tomic boasts of ‘amazing’ achievemen­ts without trying

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