Stabroek News - 2019-11-04

• Floodwater­s receding from tide-hit Mahaicony communitie­s
• Bushy Park peacemaker hacked to death
• AFC optimistic of agreeing new electoral pact with APNU this week
• Trump wades again into UK politics, tells Johnson, Farage to unite
• Cuba lashes Trump, issues rallying cry to fight imperialis­m
• Venezuela and El Salvador expel each others’ diplomats
• Venezuela’s Maduro pledges funds for Argentine shipyard to finish PDVSA tankers
• Bolivian opposition leader calls for new presidenti­al election
• Two killed, four injured as St James bloodletti­ng continues
• Sibling tragedy - 8-y-o, infant brother die in Paradise fire; sisters injured
• Voter suppressio­n
• No nexus between ID card and right to vote
• Constituti­on reform must be priority for all parties
• From sunrise to sunset no one is sure what is going on at GECOM
• McBean now Region Three police commander
• Parliament­ary democracy ‘collateral damage’ in gov’t’s efforts to overturn no-confidence vote -Jagdeo
• ‘Illegal’ to merge data from house-to-house registrati­on with existing electoral lists -Nandlall
• Impressed with Professor Thomas but we still differ on cash transfer
• Gov’t still to hire firm to audit Exxon’s pre-contract costs
• Rupununi labourer found dead hours after celebratin­g 18th birthday
• Tosun rescues point for Everton in match marred by Gomes injury
• Mushfiqur fifty helps Bangladesh end India T20 jinx
• Plaisance Guardians are Brusches U-18 Basketball Classic champs
• Kenyans dominate local leg of South American 10k race

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