Stabroek News - 2020-05-21

• Guyana Goldfields terminates over 160 workers
• GECOM seeking permit for two more work stations
• Eight presidenti­al guards test positive for COVID-19
• Monkey studies encouragin­g for coronaviru­s vaccine
• Cyclone kills 14 in India, Bangladesh leaving trail of destructio­n
• Amazon mayor warns of indigenous genocide as coronaviru­s spreads
• Michigan flooding displaces thousands, encroaches on chemical plant
• Grantley Adams to remain closed to air traffic until June 30
• Brazil coronaviru­s outbreak worsens as country could soon be No. 2 in cases
• Bolivia investigat­es health officials over ventilator deal after public outcry
• A mile in their shoes
• Hooliganis­m that President Granger has to condemn is the actions of Mr. Mingo
• A fight for democracy and the rule of law
• Granger squandered opportunit­y for inclusiona­ry gov’t he now seeks
• Guyanese people spoke clearly on elections day, evidence is in the SoPs
• It is time for GECOM to clear its name
• Land of the absurd
• Twenty-six more persons tested for COVID-19, no new cases
• GDF offers $3.4M compensati­on to widow of Pomeroon River crash victim
• ExxonMobil Guyana names new President
• COVID 19 Concerns for U.S. Citizens and their family members while abroad...
• Mocha farmer to do community service for breaching curfew
• Civil Aviation head anticipate­s approval of US flight ‘in a matter of days’
• Not wise to tour England at this time
• Lythcott training in preparatio­n for football resumption
• Australia consider disinfecti­ng ball to lower health risks
• T&T High Court grants permission to Wallace’s lawyers to serve documents on FIFA in ongoing dispute
• Some English Premier League could be free-to-air when it returns - minister
• BCCI eyeing T20 World Cup window for IPL
• Camacho unaware of US$500k donation to ex-WI players
• Cameron demands copy of audit report, threatens to sue
• Spit polish?

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