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Govt-appointed GECOM commissioners suggest that Granger, Jagdeo meet on way forward - Stabroek News

Government-appointed GECOM commissioners suggested at a meeting of GECOM today that President David Granger and PPP General Secretary Bharrat Jagdeo meet on the way forward as the recount tabulation was 'not acceptable'.

The article Govt-appointed GECOM commissioners suggest that Granger, Jagdeo meet on way forward appeared first on Stabroek News.

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