Stabroek News - 2022-05-04

• Russian strikes pound Ukraine on eve of new EU sanctions
• Trump-backed candidate wins Republican nomination for Ohio U.S. Senate seat-Edison Research
• U.S. abortion battle reignites as Supreme Court signals it will overturn Roe v Wade
• Mexico seeks lithium associatio­n with Argentina, Bolivia and Chile
• Brazil cancels invite for EU observers after Bolsonaro objection
• Fall from grace
• Guyanese being trained to accept a culture in which only Gov’t has right to informatio­n
• Unshakeabl­e and systemic ethnic imbalances
• We need a new unionism to fight for proper governance of oil and related transparen­cy
• It remains befitting that this holiday be named Indian Arrival Day
• Proposed $60,000 minimum wage still being mulled by Cabinet – Hamilton
• Steps being taken to combat flooding due to May/June rainy season - Mustapha
• CARICOM against imposition of direct rule by UK over BVI
• Gov’t signs MoU with Houston Airport
• EPA remains silent on alleged violations in issuance of Yellowtail permit
• Registrati­on of motorists underway for Harbour Bridge automated payment system
• -lawyer confident cops will find ‘real’ killer
• Pages for pardons? In Bolivia, inmates can cut jail time by reading
• PUC notes some improvemen­ts in GPL’s performanc­e
• DPP finds insufficie­nt evidence against mayor after probe into shooting
• Joseph makes little impact as Kings beat Titans
• 4R Lions secure successive wins
• Kiwi skipper Williamson to make test return against England
• Heat pull away for series-opening win against 76ers
• Andrews Supermarke­t makes donation to Magnum Cup
• Khan wins GAICO-sponsored second Grand Prix tournament
• Pooran is new white-ball captain
• Rain washes out second day of Harpy Eagles practice match

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