Declaring that the days of the PPP/C using the National Assembly as a rubber stamp are over, A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) yesterday called for national support as it moves to enact laws for constitutional and electoral reforms.
“…We urge all Guyanese to rally around the APNU as we seek to enact legislation for constitutional and electoral reforms that would return democracy to the people,” APNU said in a statement.
It was responding to a Stabroek News report that President Donald Ramotar had said that late President Dr Cheddi Jagan would not have liked what was happening in the National Assembly regarding the
