Stabroek News - 2020-02-26

• Candleligh­t vigil held for murdered Cuban national
• GECOM agrees to more polling places
• Greenidge threatens US$1M libel suit over Mangal’s suggestion of role in non-release of Exxon contract
• Second accused found guilty, gets 29 years for murdering Hamson’s store owner
• Rivals question front-runner Sanders’ electabili­ty at rowdy South Carolina Democratic debate
• Egypt’s Mubarak, ousted by popular revolt in 2011, dies aged 91
• U.S. health officials urge Americans to prepare for spread of coronaviru­s
• More than a dozen killed, hundreds injured as New Delhi riots overshadow Trump visit
• Colombia congressio­nal committee to investigat­e president after ex-senator’s allegation­s
• Approachin­g pandemic
• Lawless lewdness pervades the society
• This business about private polling stations should have been gone a long time ago
• Brilliant performanc­es by Agard, Phillips at Republic celebratio­n
• Mashramani has devolved into all-day, all-night brawl that torments citizens
• The weeping and gnashing of teeth
• Guyana Goldfields 4th quarter output at 28,300 ozs
• NICIL pays February salaries to sacked BCGI workers
• Sugar industry hit by pay strike
• Badal in final appeal asks voters to embrace change
• GRA apprehends East Coast businessma­n again in anti-smuggling operation
• Ferguson loses bid for interim injunction against Jagdeo, Guyana Times
• -as parties make case for election to indigenous leaders
• GBA Olympic Qualifiers participat­ion in limbo
• Precious Griezmann goal earns Barcelona draw at spirited Napoli
• Demerara beat U15s by four wickets
• `We were unlucky’
• Mohammed wants more support from batsmen
• Pakistan hoping to exploit Windies’ penchant for hitting big
• Coronaviru­s forces postponeme­nt of Worlds TT C/ships
• No big deal!
• Warner says Australia on track for T20 World Cup success
• Lady Jags through to knockout round

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