Presidential candidates’ perspectives?
Following the naming of Attorney-at-Law Khemraj Ramjattan and retired Guyana Defence Force Brigadier David Granger as presidential candidates for the Alliance for Change and the People’s National Congress Reform the Guyana Review has secured interviews with the candidates which are published in this issue of the newspaper.
Following the announcement the PPP/C has named Mr Donald Ramotar as its presidential candidate the Guyana Review will be seeking an interview with him.
GR: A great many people regard you as a retiring academic and, as such perhaps, an unlikely presidential candidate. How do you respond to that?
GR: A great many people regard you as a retiring academic and, as such perhaps, an unlikely presidential candidate. How do you respond to that?
DG: A great many people might be unaware of the fact that I spent a major part of my life as a military officer – an experience that gave me first-hand experience of working and living among ordinary people. I do not think that I have ever really retired from understanding the forces that shape events in this country. I have deep concerns about the plight of the poor and the prospect of joblessness facing our youths.
