Stabroek News - 2020-07-23

• Inclusion of `fraudulent’ votes in declaratio­n will be violation of constituti­on–APNU+AFC
• Excavator operator charged with setting two Essequibo fires
• Region 9 COVID-19 patient escapes before being quarantine­d
• Court of Appeal to hear Misenga Jones case on Saturday
• U.S. gives China 72 hours to shut Houston consulate, Trump says other closures ‘always possible’
• U.S. records over 1,100 new coronaviru­s deaths for a second day in a row
• Mottley shuffles Cabinet
• Dobby Dobson dies
• OAS meeting will impact on Guyana’s future, no doubt about that
• What are the policies PPP/C will implement to address fears, expectatio­ns and needs of all ethnic communitie­s?
• It is not difficult to measure ethnic distributi­on of income and wealth
• A lonely place
• -record 150 persons tested in 2 days
• Infrastruc­ture ministry denies building substandar­d village road in Region 2
• Gun-toting robber bites rings off woman’s hands
• Region 9 COVID-19 task force acc residents of ignoring safety meas
• Guyana could see some bad weather from Tropical Storm Gonzalo
• Cuses sures
• City council inspectors find fraudulent food-handling certificat­es
• Schenise Apple police probe appeared to be at standstill for months
• Cummings effectivel­y told OAS and the world that Chief Justice’s ruling was irrelevant
• It is time for GECOM to stop pussyfooti­ng and formally declare the results
• GECOM Chair must be in readiness with recount results to declare Ali as President
• A courageous act by Mr Gaskin
• Liverpool beat Chelsea in thriller before title party
• Anderson hoping to partner Broad in search of series win
• CWI looking to host South Africa in September
• Police acquire three key players from Fruta
• `It’s a final!’ reckons Estwick
• Archer reveals racist abuse, mental fragility after test ban

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