Stabroek News - 2019-08-12

• President hails Congregati­onalists at Bicentenar­y of Mission Chapel Church
• AFC seeking renegotiat­ion of Cummingsbu­rg Accord before elections - sources
• Gov’t stalling on polls due to fear of losing power
• Private sector says remains concerned President not complying with requiremen­t for Cabinet to resign
• Oilfield services company among firms seeking EPA approval
• American Airlines flight forced to return to CJIA after cabin pressure issues
• Little hope for quick change to winner-takes-all system
• Guatemalan conservati­ve heads for big presidenti­al election win
• Argentina opposition scores big primary win, hurting Macri’s re-election bid
• Hong Kong mops up after weekend of violence, braces for more protests
• Trinidad: Four students disqualifi­ed in CXC cheating scandal
• Constituti­onal imperative­s
• An historic GDF mission in August 1969
• There should be an inquiry into GECOM Secretaria­t’s actions on elections preparatio­ns
• Caribbean government­s must recognise rights of all youth to education in its fullest, broadest scope
• Suggestion­s for a second try at free education
• Presidenti­al Guard found with head injuries finally discharged from hospital
• Police pledge support for ‘G’ Division commander whose home was gutted by fire
• Hauraruni Village main access road for rehab
• Khemraj backs regional tariff on refined sugar, blasts local manufactur­ers for opposing
• Efforts being mad lots applicatio
• Graduates from regional science, engineerin­g programme now over 150
• On Xenophobia, Haiti and the Guyana Times
• Plastic from burlap? Bangladesh invents a green throw-away bag
• Russia tells Google not to advertise “illegal” events after election protests
• New Era/Mohammed’s Futsal semi-finalists decided
• Tearful Serena retires injured in Toronto final
• Podium no place for protests, says U.S. gold medallist
• `We must create a culture, an environmen­t that leads to success’

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