Stabroek News - 2019-07-01

• Ministry of Presidency official Bristol followed all protocols in land applicatio­ns - Benn
• Mason accused of robbing bus passengers
• N.Korea upbeat on Trump-Kim surprise meeting as a chance to push nuclear talks
• Millions celebrate LGBTQ pride in New York amid global fight for equality
• Venezuela confirms death of detained officer, his wife says he was tortured
• ...Govt working on who can stay, signing deportatio­n orders
• WhatsApp child rapist captured on camera in T&T
• An attempt to make the President and Leader of the Opposition one
• Five months later no one has been arrested for shooting me
• Game has changed to cat and mouse
• As the Guyana Police force goes, so goes Guyana
• Some police at East La Penitence station not interested in policing
• Gov’t in office past constituti­onally mandated period
• Taxi driver says freed co-accused brought guns into car
• No meeting between gov’t, opposition yet on CCJ rulings
• First aid, home nursing programme sees 234 graduate but only four males
• Charles Ceres rejects Jagdeo’s claims on land allocation­s
• Crop modelling to aid farmers in dealing with climate change
• Bus belonging to secretary of Bartica Minibus Associatio­n torched
• Houston-based Guyanese lawyer holds second conference to build oil and gas capacity
• Appeal Court grants three-month stay in Nandlall law book case
• Year 1953 and the shaping of the soul of Guyana
• Why the military still stands by Venezuela’s beleaguere­d president
• Hikers, Old Fort clubs secure semi-final sports
• Guyana Shore Base Inc. donates roller to DCC
• England end India’s unbeaten run
• Future of West Indies bright, says head coach
• Warner found in default by US judge
• Extraordin­ary experience Schultz says of CONCACAF Gold Cup
• Timehri Panthers maul Mocha Champs
• Reifer: Windies aiming to finish strong
• Archibald completes 100, 200m double

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