Stabroek News - 2020-06-10

• District Four count signed off
• GuySuCo seeking gov’t bailout from ‘dire’ crisis
• Ruling looms in contempt case against Mingo
• Oil wealth often threatens democracie­s, free and fair elections
• DPP moves to overturn judge’s decision to free Marcus Bisram of murder charge
• George Floyd hailed as ‘cornerston­e of a movement’ at funeral; family calls for justice
• Brazil restores detailed COVID-19 data after Supreme Court ruling
• Guyana Goldfields halts mining
• David Granger has shown his true colours
• Recount of ballots provided irrefutabl­e evidence the incumbent administra­tion lost the election
• Trump is openly dividing America
• GECOM should annul the election
• Next few weeks will reveal whether Guyana remains a democracy or becomes a pariah nation
• Chickens to be distribute­d to indigenous communitie­s as part of COVID-19 relief
• PPP/C to meet Top Cop today on security matters
• ExxonMobil supporting education for children during COVID-19
• Flooding, COVID-19 threat leave Masakenari villagers reeling
• Sammy to confront ex-Sunrisers team mates on potentiall­y racist language
• Soccer players go on hunger strike over unpaid wages
• Hawks GM: NBA planning shortened ‘20-’21 season
• Plenty of intrigue surrounds Windies, England series in COVID-19 environmen­t
• WI Coach Estwick full of confidence ahead of Test Tour of England
• Windies arrive for historic “bio-secure” series
• Quartet of cricketers to return tomorrow
• Tendulkar, Lee back using wax to shine ball
• Pakistan add Younis, Mushtaq as coaches for England tour
• Relaxed Campbell eyeing runs on England tour
• ICC ratifies interim ban on saliva on ball
• A huge step forward, says Holder

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