“To the question of if you should return to work on Monday remember I will be signing the agreement on Monday and the struggle continues, but victory is in sight,” Regional Chairman Kuice Sharma Solomon told Lindeners yesterday who had gathered to mark the one month anniversary since the killing of three men and the wounding of many others by the police.
“The government 1000% per cent increase of electricity is no more my brothers and sisters of Linden,” he said; “I continue to applaud your historic act of courage in your fight for equal rights and justice in Guyana.”
The cry, “The struggle is not over but victory is in sight,” continued to reverberate throughout the day.
Earlier, hundreds of residents marched from various points in the town on
