Stabroek News - 2019-02-27

• President urges GECOM to start poll preparatio­ns
• ‘Breach of duty’
• Granger invites Jagdeo to meet on readiness for polls, funding
• Bauxite company fires 30 more workers
• Man gets 100 years for Montrose ‘granny’ murder
• India launches air strike in Pakistan; Islamabad denies militant camp hit
• Trump’s ex-fixer Cohen says he is keen to tell his story in public
• Univision team deported from Venezuela after Maduro interview
• U.S. House passes bill rejecting Trump’s border wall emergency
• T&T Minister proposes amnesty for Venezuelan­s
• Killing of T&T woman devastates co-workers, students
• US denies Russian accusation it is preparing Venezuela interventi­on
• The Green Book
• Guyana’s challenge is to use oil rents to generate wealth producing system which will sustain it in the future
• This Chairman is a paladin for no one
• Ramjattan cited doctrine of necessity to justify failure of Administra­tion to comply with No Confidence Motion
• Bertram Collins College should focus on Management Training and Developmen­t
• The Green Book’s lesson is about respecting racial and cultural diversity
• BV lessons for Region 10
• Cops charged with robbing Brazilian on Takutu Bridge
• New Amsterdam to get 956 new streetligh­ts
• GTT sees 400% increase in internet traffic - Nedd
• Internal probe clears GRDB staff in erroneous Panama rice shipment
• Man accused of chopping reputed wife while res
• Straining order was being served
• GRDB still seeking info on condemned Jamaica rice shipment
• SARA’s proceeding­s against Jagdeo, others illegal - Nandlall
• Man accused of chopping...
• CARICOM statistici­ans want adequate resources
• State has turned its back on thousands of former sugar workers and their families
• Larry John Adams’ sentence is draconian, it should be appealed
• Region One health teams for another check on Venezuelan migrants

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