Opposition Leader Robert Corbin says this year must mark a decisive shift towards national unity and warned the government against the notion that it alone can bring progress to what he described as “this troubled country of ours”.
In his address to the nation, the PNCR leader criticised the government for self-centred politics, warning that exclusionary governance can only result in disaster. “I am once again calling for a genuine inclusiveness in the process of building this nation that embraces all the stakeholders in our society,” he said. “The prevailing exclusionary approach to governing Guyana will bring us nothing, but disappointment and disaster.”
Corbin identified stability, national cohesiveness and a collective sense of purpose as the ingredients necessary for social and economic progress. “
