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In sharp contrast to the atmosphere that greeted the PPP/C on Thursday night, the residents of Buxton last evening warmly embraced opposition coalition APNU whose leaders promised that a David Granger led administration will ensure that the village experiences the healing, reconciliation and justice that it yearns for.

Describing the village as one of the “most abused” and “most insulted” places in Guyana,  APNU’s prime ministerial candidate Dr Rupert Roopnaraine said that the village was specifically chosen for last evening’s event as the opposition coalition kicked off its final round of rallies ahead of November 28. “We have come to Buxton tonight because this is where the healing must begin because APNU…..


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