Stabroek News - 2019-10-01

• Mahaicony farmers counting millions in losses after flooding
• Voters no longer required to verify registrati­on
• President proclaims March 2nd as election date
• National Assembly continues
• CANU’s annual training programme underway
• Twelve Guyanese opted to return from hurricane-ravaged Bahamas
• China marks 70 years of Communist rule with massive show of force
• U.S. House impeachmen­t probe intensifie­s as Trump rages about inquiry
• Mexico’s Pemex seeks control of U.S. oil firm’s billion-barrel find
• Peru’s Vizcarra closes Congress, but rebel lawmakers refuse to leave
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro fires land rights chief at urging of farm official -sources
• Authoritie­s must ensure there is no possibilit­y of frameups by security officers at airport
• It has become apparent we need to relocate our coastal population
• High time that CARICOM speaks on constituti­onal violations here
• No gov’t should try to disadvanta­ge any media house
• Gecom must cancel PVL verificati­on process
• The hollow consensus on the Amazon
• Cops still to determine motive behind fatal Linden shooting
• Auditor General submits 2018 public accounts report
• DPI claims cut in gov’t ads to SN due to action over arrears
• Action to be taken against CANU rank seen in airport extortion video -Ramjattan
• Two ganja traffickin­g accused get bail after Westminste­r bust
• Man held over ganja found at D’Urban Park freed after court upholds no-case submission
• US Democrats had better make a last stand now in an America that keeps losing what it has stood for
• Coach from inside out, not just outside in
• Hockey Board pencils packed indoor schedule for latter part of 2019
• Guyana out of tour of Tobago
• Peerless Warriors seal top spot with eighth straight win

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