Stabroek News - 2020-06-05

• PPP/C leads APNU+AFC by 7,073 votes with 88% of boxes tabulated
• OAS says recount result will provide credible basis for legitimate gov’t
• US Congress members urge President to ensure `internatio­nally recognized’ declaratio­n of results
• No active COVID-19 cases in Region Nine but threat from Brazil travel persists
• Housing authority extends land discount promotion
• No new COVID cases after latest tests
• ‘Get your knee off our necks,’ activist Sharpton tells George Floyd memorial
• Deaths jump in Brazil’s indigenous tribes as virus spreads
• ‘Terminal decline’ of fossil industry risks crisis unless regulators act - study
• Chair Singh’s letter
• It is the hope of Guyanese that GECOM will choose well
• I favour inclusive governance rather than a shared PPP/C and PNCR Cabinet
• Time for Granger to accept that he has lost the elections
• Consciousn­ess raising & collective organizing
• Harmon stands by election fraud claims, issues ultimatum to GECOM to act
• The Covid Colonel’s Force: Necessary, sinister
• Need for clarificat­ion on re-opening of The City Mall
• R.E.A.P’s Kitchen Garden initiative
• Bisram secures order preventing DPP from bringing murder charge in High Court
• Guyanese likely to be the perennial losers again no matter who wins the elections
• Editorial note was an act of suppressio­n and an attempt not to acknowledg­e profound aspects of the Recount Order
• Ambassador’s statement on George Floyd killing opens way for reset for American diplomatic engagement here
• These killings highlight excessive power US police officers have been vested with and incestuous relationsh­ip with judiciary
• This is choke and rob of the vilest kind and you are not going to get away with it
• NBA set to return July 31 with 22 teams
• Bio-secure venues can withstand Covid second wave - Steve Elworthy
• Concern about families was key factor in decision by Hetmyer, Paul

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