Stabroek News - 2018-12-28

• PPP calls on Granger gov’t to resign
• Guyana’s first Attorney General, Fenton Ramsahoye passes away
• Angoy’s Avenue youth chopped to death on Boxing Day
• Ramkarran rebuffs 34 votes argument for confidence motion
• Collapse in India’s onion prices could leave Modi smarting in election
• White House mulls new year executive order to bar Huawei, ZTE purchases
• Mexico says military to play bigger role in stopping fuel theft
• Bipartisan­ship even more important now
• When there is disruption in the House during a division, the Clerk must stop taking the division
• There was no process that Charrandas Persaud went through that could justify his acting against the will of the people that put him there
• By not resigning, Gov’t has created doubts about whether it will honour constituti­onal requiremen­ts
• An MP cannot be reduced permanentl­y to a robot-like being
• Intelligen­ce capability of the government failed miserably
• SOCU raids properties owned by ‘Big Head’
• PPP presidenti­al candidate to be picked by secret ballot
• On educating PNC Leaders and loyalists
• How to avoid being “Dead Meat” parties
• Angoy’s Ave businesswo­man, daughter shot during Christmas Eve robbery
• Three to be charged over Christmas Day Black Bush assault, robbery
• Gov’t likely to move to co confidence motion - so
• Man appeals conviction for murder of Corentyne moneychang­er
• PPP Linden man switches to new party
• Quick disaster response saves Christmas Day festivitie­s for Wakenaam residents
• Fruta Conquerors, Den Amstel advance to semis
• Botofago, Eagles head to semis
• Trinidad and Tobago All-Stars downs Linden All-Stars 7-5
• South Africa to chase 149 after Olivier’s 11-wicket haul
• Venezuela’s aggression and Guyana’s economic interests
• Global food security watchers backing drones to make a difference
• Stock market updates

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