AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOpposition Under Fire: AFC says police actions against Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and fellow MPs are “oppressive” and warns law enforcement is being used to intimidate political opponents. Political Talks: WIN and APNU finally agree on a joint statement after days of meetings, with key issues including GECOM appointments and Region 10’s impasse. Exxon Audit Row: APNU MP Sharma Solomon blasts government secrecy over ExxonMobil’s US$19.6B audit, arguing “silence is not protection.” Chinese Landing Standoff: APA and Opposition MP Sherod Duncan press for action over ongoing unauthorized mining machinery on titled Indigenous lands, with mediation and IACHR precautionary measures still unresolved. Courts & Extradition: The Court of Appeal allows extradition proceedings against Nazar Mohamed and Azruddin Mohamed to continue, but bars the magistrate from a final decision pending a constitutional appeal. Local Governance: APNU demands emergency funding for Linden’s mayor and town council after toll revenue losses from the Wismar/Mackenzie Bridge toll abolition. Royal & National Events: Traffic HQ ramps up readiness for school reopening and major events, including the upcoming state visit by King Charles III. Economy Watch: An IDB report says Guyana’s debt servicing burden is falling and unemployment has dropped, even as growth remains highly exposed to external shocks.
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