Stabroek News - 2020-07-18

• CJ to rule Monday on elections results case
• Cops expected to enforce mandatory mask wearing
• Marcus Bisram’s mother sentenced to one year for $4M bribe offer to cop
• Cop on manslaught­er charge over killing of taxi driver at Suddie station
• Five new COVID-19 cases confirmed
• U.S. divided over masks, schools as coronaviru­s cases rise by over 70,000 again
• Mexican cartel shows its might as president visits its heartland
• ‘None of your business!’ Jamaican minister rages at queries about cheating on wife
• U.S. imposes sanctions on son of Nicaragua's president
• Argentina confirms highest daily coronaviru­s case load after easing restrictio­ns
• Culture Wars
• Plan for fish processing plant in Victoria is baffling
• Inter-ethnic rivalry is Guyana’s most serious problem and has been worsened by unfair competitio­n
• Granger administra­tion almost doubled spending on rental, maintenanc­e of buildings and infrastruc­ture in five years
• No evidence was tendered to support the allegation­s made during the recounts
• Sixty-one death certificat­es provided for persons for whom votes were cast
• Things nah regula
• I urge us all to concede that the PPP/C won and prepare to engage with them on all fronts
• Arrest made after murder of Lusignan contractor
• Bar Council condemns attacks on attorneys in elections cases
• Mark Kazim launches YouTube channel
• Cops arrest guard who shot at man at Pritipaul Singh wharf
• Denita Prowell using fitness journey to inspire
• Leeds back in big time after 16-year absence
• FIFA pays TTFA staff outstandin­g salaries
• Persistent Windies facing tall order after Stokes, Sibley hundreds
• We will stand by Archer, says Stokes
• Organisers announce schedule for rearranged Tokyo Games
• Britain unveils plans to let fans return to sports events
• Chase backing batsmen to close in
• On England’s 469/9 d

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