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Granger says coalition’s actions ‘fortified democracy’ during elections impasse - Stabroek News

  • Jan 3, 2021
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Former President David Granger has declared that the processes that took place in the five-month period between elections day and the final declaration of results last year were “necessary to ensure the functioning of the Constitution.”

The article Granger says coalition’s actions ‘fortified democracy’ during elections impasse appeared first on Stabroek News.

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