‘Too much at stake for Guyana’ – T&T PM

(Guyana Chronicle) Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Rowley ,one several CARICOM leaders who have been engaging officials here on conclusion of the electoral process , has expressed hope that the situation will come to a finality soon, noting that there is too much at stake for the country.

Rowley along with chair of CARICOM, Prime Minister Mia Mottley of Barbados, Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines, Ralph Gonsalves , Prime Ministers Roosevelt Skerrit of Dominica, and the Grenadines and Keith Mitchell of Grenada visited Guyana several days after the March 2, 2020 elections with the aim of assisting at the arrival at a resolution to the impasse that resulted from the polls.

The results of the elections have been hooked-up in the courts with a ruling by the Court of Appeal set for today being the latest decision deriving in the month-long post-election wait.
In an interview with the CCN6 of T&T recently, Rowley that while he has an “unsettling feeling” about the ongoing process, he is hopeful that “something will happen” which will put an end to the process.

He said that he is worried that an election which occurred a month ago, is still “still a courthouse matter”, noting that the ending of an elections is usually at the counting of the ballots.

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Source: CARICOM TODAY