APNU+AFC Manifesto launched
Here is the Official APNU+AFC Manifesto – released on April 30, 2015
Download the Manifesto:
http://apnuafc.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/APNU-Manifesto.pdf
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APNUAFC – Photos from APNU+AFC Manifesto Launch at…
https://www.facebook.com/apnuafc/posts/722094727899094
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The following document was leaked earlier:
Read/ Download: Guyana Elections 2015- APNU+AFC Joint Manifesto
PLEASE NOTE:
+AFC SAYS THAT THIS DOCUMENT IS INCOMPLETE
The coalition has issued the following statement:
APNU+AFC tonight is concerned about the dissemination of an incomplete and unofficial document purporting to be the coalitions’ official manifesto.
While substantial parts of the document contain policy initiatives that are currently being discussed, it can by no means be considered an approved statement of policy of both the APNU and the AFC.
Further dissemination or reliance on this document is therefore not recommended, as it does not represent the official manifesto of APNU+AFC.
Editor’s Note: Since this document is already in the public domain we have not deleted it from this blog…but please note the statement of the APNU+AFC above.
President Carter, a true Friend of Guyana, visits again – by Ralph Ramkarran
PRESIDENT CARTER, A TRUE FRIEND OF GUYANA, VISITS AGAIN.
President Jimmy Carter
When the US Government under President Bush decided in 1990 that it would support free and fair elections in Guyana, it was the Carter Centre that was called upon to act as the midwife for a new era of democracy in Guyana. Even though the Hoyte government’s lifeline of international financial and diplomatic support had been partially severed, the government still resisted the reforms demanded by the then opposition. It required the renowned stature and nuanced diplomatic skills of President Carter to negotiate the necessary concessions that would guarantee free and fair elections. President Carter’s name will remain forever associated with Guyana’s democracy.
President Carter and the Carter Centre remained engaged with Guyana. It established a permanent office, mounted a second full observer mission for the 2001 elections and conducted a focused observation for the 2006 elections. On both occasions it concluded that the elections were free and fair. Continue reading →
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