Stabroek News - 2018-11-06

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• Gov’t takes over Berbice Bridge
• Rural constable accused of teen’s murder freed
• World News
• Ireland says UK cannot unilateral­ly scrap border backstop
• Venezuela adds troops near Colombian border after 3 soldiers killed
• U.S. networks drop ‘racist’ Trump ad as critical elections near
• Trinidad: Young singer, friend fatally stabbed in gas station feud
• Trinidadia­n pregnant woman, husband shot dead
• Our schools: Who runs the show?
• Taking over of Berbice Bridge is act of compulsory acquisitio­n
• Gov’t should be bold and decriminal­ise marijuana forthwith
• Copyright is about livelihood
• Key questions remain on East Bank Berbice, Mabaruma, Port Kaituma road projects
• Ms Shadick’s reporting on GECOM meetings is unethical
• Hispanics, blacks, Jews, gays and other minorities should vote against Trump’s candidates
• Investors’ Bright Future in Africa
• Businessma­n and cultural activist Pradeep Samtani dies
• -Felix praises committee’s work
• Paradise man bludgeoned, chopped to death by brother-in-law
• Discipline­d services voting saw 39.7% turnout -GECOM
• GAWU expects gov’t to abide by ruling that remaining severance be paid with interest
• Linden man gets one-year for escape from cops
• Palm Court assault victim undergoes surgery to stop internal bleeding
• Men held over Kwakwani midwife’s murder released on station bail
• Large quantity of illegal pesticides seized on Corentyne - PTCCB
• Ministry official
• World News Venezuela seeks to repatriate $550 mln of gold from Britain - sources
• Berbicians welcome gov’t takeover of Berbice bridge
• Gov’t, Islamic bank mission
• Essequibo pupils in `Express Your Energy’ event

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