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People's Progressive Party Press Statement On Ten GECOM Resolutions April 24th 2020
People's Progressive Party Press Statement On Ten GECOM Resolutions April 24th 2020
People's Progressive Party Press Statement On Ten GECOM Resolutions April 24th 2020
Today the People’s Progressive Party, through its Commissioners at GECOM, put the
Chairperson to a test in order to bring clarity, precision and a fair estimation of the
duration of the recount exercise. We were forced to resort to this extreme measure after
the nation endured over a month of delaying tactics, resort to the Courts to block the
exercise, procrastination in making simple decisions, hours and hours of futile meetings,
fumigation of the Author Chung Convention Centre, quarantining of all observers of the
recount upon arrival in Guyana, etc. etc. – all being executed by the rigging cabal within
the APNU/AFC, their Commissioners at GECOM and the minions in the Secretariat.
Today the PPP presented 10 simple motions to the Commission for its vote, presenting
the Chairperson with a fair, adequate and unambiguous opportunity to demonstrate to
the nation where she stands on the crucial issues raised in the motions. We set out
below a synopsis of each motion and the position taken by the Chairman in relation to
each:
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NECESSARY
The way the Chairperson has voted on the issues above must be a cause for concern
for the future of democracy in Guyana. It provides answers to many questions which
have occupied every Guyanese, the diplomatic and the international community over
the past 2 months. It explains her failure to intervene, while the fraud was being
perpetrated by Mingo and the rigging cabal, both at Ashmin’s Building and later at
GECOM Headquarters, Kingston, Georgetown. It also betrays the commitment she
made to ensure the process is done fairly, transparently, expeditiously and in
accordance with the law.
In the end, her position resembles closely Vincent Alexander’s proposals which he has
been prosecuting before the Commission over the last month.
Having regard to the fact that the Chairperson has voted against the above mentioned crucial
safeguards, there is now grave doubt whether this recount process will be credible and
transparent.