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New Speaker of the National Assembly Raphael Trotman hopes to revitalize the National Assembly by bringing the proceedings and parliamentarians to the people and he believes that the new “unorthodox” configuration will foster cooperation since the parties will need each other to get things done.

An inclusive approach and respect is key and while there will be testing moments, the leaders in the House have Guyana’s interest at heart and will work together, Trotman said in an interview with Stabroek News on Friday. In his Hadfield Street office, a relaxed and …..


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