Stabroek News - 2023-04-19

• Vice President’s office defends carbon credits process, says APA had adequate opportunit­y to consult
• CARICOM declares `war on guns’ -arrest warrant treaty to be implemente­d immediatel­y
• Switzerlan­d indicts former Gambian minister for crimes against humanity
• G7 puts focus on push for global fossil fuel phaseout deal
• At least one dead, 5 injured in Manhattan parking structure collapse
• Fox settles Dominion lawsuit for $787.5 million over US election lies
• Mexico nabs, swiftly deports MS-13 gang leader to El Salvador
• 50th Carifta Games fiasco
• Linden has never looked brighter and better
• What is going on Pat?
• Mitigating Mozambique’s humanitari­an nightmare
• Opinion: Reform global financial system now or risk societal collapse
• Komal Singh is new Chairman of private sector
• Herstellin­g fire an act of arson -GFS concludes
• GPH re-launches Mental Health Institute
• Teixeira rejects TI’s corruption rankings
• French oil & gas company in joint vent
• CARICOM declares `war o
• Vice President’s office defends carbon credits process, says APA had adequate opportunit­y to consult
• Contest for Youth Environmen­tal Speaker set
• Trio remanded over armed robbery on seawall
• Britain inks trade deal with Oklahoma, hails architects' licensing pact
• A false sense of impending triumph
• Grandmaste­r Short wants Guyana to become a Regional chess powerhouse
• Georgetown, East Bank Demerara record victories
• Mumbai Indians makes it three wins on the trot
• Report: Draymond Green ‘unlikely’ to be suspended
• Kanhai won Guyana’s first regional title 50 years ago
• Local MMA body to partner with Suriname counterpar­t to develop coaching programme
• Guyana women in commendabl­e sixth-placed finish at Junior PanAm hockey

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