Stabroek News - 2019-09-24

• Protest for elections date staged outside venue for China’s anniversar­y
• Restore constituti­onal rule -Commonweal­th SG urges Granger, stakeholde­rs
• Chinese nationals who died in Vreed-en-Hoop fire identified as cousins
• No decision yet by cops on Roger Khan
• Private sector calls on President to name elections date
• Climate summit pledges fall short, as big emitters skip ‘honest appraisal’
• Trump denies pressuring Ukraine, will not commit to transcript release
• Latam neighbours agree to impose sanctions on members of Venezuelan gov’t
• Trinidad and Tobago’s protection­ist ways
• Constituti­onal reform will not engender constituti­onality
• A 2020 election date has restored some natural fairness and legitimacy to our democracy
• Statement by US, UK and EU was out of order
• Mayor Narine has failed to provide a coherent vision for the city
• Best hope for Guyana lies in ensuring excesses of any Gov’t are reined in by independen­t Parliament
• China’s influence continues to grow
• NIS pays over survivor’s benefits to widow who made claim 26 years late
• Two committed to face trial over murder of fishermen in pirate attack
• MB Sandaka to operate between Guyana and Suriname from Thursday
• Almost all households would have to benefit from cash transfer from oil wealth
• Attorney for ex-GRDB accountant says SOCU failed to prove account falsified
• Despite grievances, AFC and WPA committed to governing coalition in upcoming polls
• Second family returns from hurricane-ravaged Bahamas

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