The Liberty and Justice Party (LJP) – headed by Lenox Shuman – is adamant that there is not much hope for the future of Guyana without constitutional reform.
While it acknowledges that yesterday, December 21 is a historic day for Guyanese, it feels that it “marks both a tragedy and reason for optimism in one go, but with two markedly different events in that particular order,” a LJP press release stated.
It went on to note that exactly one year after the passage of a no confidence motion against it that the APNU+AFC Government “still continues to occupy office, cabinet still continues to convene, so called ministers of government continue to use state resources and government offices to campaign, parliament is still technically in session, and there is gross disregard for the supreme laws of Guyana i.e. no constitutional compliance or willingness to.”
