Stabroek News - 2020-06-02

• Woman, 61, killed in Atlantic Gardens home
• GECOM 503 boxes away from recount end
• Ministry says plan to use natural gas from Liza-1 well still in the works
• Police fire rubber bullets, tear gas to disperse peaceful protest near White House
• CARICOM, OAS call on Suriname authoritie­s to swiftly end tabulation of votes
• Jamaica preparing to reopen borders June 15
• Back to business in T&T
• Our small businesses are eminently worth saving
• Stringent quarantini­ng standards should be met
• They deserve to be remembered as boat brothers
• Harmon is at war with the truth, people must speak out
• GECOM has to take proactive stand in countering falsehoods about the elections
• SASOD Guyana is offering free counsellin­g sessions
• GAWU prepared to help dismissed oil sector workers
• No new COVID-19 cases after latest round of testing
• Masked bandits raid Robb St electronic­s store
• Beepat says city has delayed settlement of taxes for Giftland Mall
• 101 arrested for breaching curfew, other COVID-19 restrictio­ns in Region Six
• Policy Forum calls for mining to be de-classified as essential service during COVID-19
• No word yet on dates for Grade
• An Op-Ed by Greg Quinn, British High Commission­er to Guyana
• E Six assessment
• Bulkan warns against normalisin­g of exceptiona­l powers under region’s COVID-19 measures
• CSEC and CAPE should definitely not be held in July
• No diplomat or realist can say that it is impossible to cheat
• GECOM is a microcosm of power-sharing between the PPP/C and the APNU+AFC
• Guyana still ‘can’t breathe’
• Mr Ram can revise his figure to 11,928
• GCF to hold virtual meeting as cycling season gears up for restart
• Business as usual’ for battle-ready Test skipper Holder
• Blackwood anxiously eyeing England tour
• Player safety guaranteed for England series: Grave
• Coronaviru­s break could extend career by two years, says Anderson

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