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Hope of non-partisan political future is in the hands of young Guyanese – Owen Arthur
Jun 14, 2020 Kaieteur News
Former Barbados PM Owen Arthur
Despite the current political impasse in Guyana, former Prime Minister (PM)of Barbados Owen Arthur believes the nation‘s hope for a non- partisan political future lies in the hands of the younger generation.
“The young people in these minor parties had a view that is so refreshing that I believe that Guyana is going to get away from this hardened partisan politics. I believe some of those young people may be able to move away from the tribalism and form alliances that will allow them to build a better Guyana.
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