Stabroek News - 2020-07-17

• US sanctions prompted by repeated attempts to deny will of the people - ambassador
• Lusignan contractor riddled with bullets at job site
• UK Foreign Secretary urges GECOM to announce results using recount
• Mask wearing now mandatory in public under updated COVID-19 measures
• US Ambassador condemns attacks on GECOM Chair
• Guyana's oil boom faces ruin if sanctions imposed – Ramnarine
• One Caribbean Limited to operate flights out of Barbados
• George Simon and Osaze contribute­d to treasury of Guyana’s arts and traditions
• Publicly traded companies should go to court for permission to hold virtual AGMs
• It was truly a great team effort by the West Indies
• A defining moment for those fighting for democracy
• Child marriages & the girl child
• Region One Chairman maintains appeal for COVID-19 lockdown relief packages
• Region Nine’s new COVID-19 cases found in indigenous villages
• Phased re-opening of internatio­nal airports may be in late August
• Same-sex relationsh­ips – and consequenc­es
• Applicant seeking to overturn recount order by arguing that GECOM law-making powers illegal
• Iwokrama decries use of its forest for traffickin­g of persons
• Pomeroon farmer Oscar Richmond waiting for the ‘new normal’
• Political impasse portends disaster for Guyana economy: GMSA survey
• Micro and small businesses lack strong representa­tion
• Squeeze of Venezuela’s oil sector: A throwback to US Cold war enforcer role?
• Pomeroon farmers not wilting under COVID-19 ‘heat’
• Hana is on the market!
• -appealing to the public for help
• Suspect in West Coast Berbice attempted murder arrested
• Applicant seeking to overturn...
• Sibley, Stokes dig deep to give England solid start
• Pouderoyen FC coach sees lasting impact on football from COVID-19
• Archer breach could have cost ECB millions, says Giles

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