[www.inewsguyana.com] – The British High Commission has joined the United States Embassy in dismissing the allegations made by the People’s Progressive Party (PPP/C) that there were major irregularities at the May 11 polls and maintains that the election process was free, fair and credible.
According to a statement issued by British High Commissioner to Guyana, Gregory Quinn, its observer mission investigated several complaints which were highlighted on Election Day but found nothing “that we believe would materially affect any result.”
“We note the allegations made by the PPP/C but have found no evidence to support them. Nor have we been given any. We remain confident in GECOM’s ability to deliver an accurate result and urge them to produce a final tally as soon as possible.”
The British High Commission urges all to continue to exercise patience, support the work of GECOM, and respect its final result. It also reminded the political parties of the commitments they made in signing the Code of Conduct and encourage them to abide by its provisions.
PPP/C polling agents identified scores of irregularities, Mr Lowenfield acknowledged the submission of fake SOP’S and yet still the British HC and other foreign embassies said that the election was fair. Are these people who represent the foreign embassies being impartial? Where and from whom were these fake documents submitted? Who signed them? These are simple questions which needed answers.
The PPP/C calling for a total recount would give a clear message to the electorate who actually won the election. It’ s one or the other. If it’s the APNU+AFC then Mr Ramoutar should accept the results immediately and the same with APNU
MAY GOD IN HIM MERCY, BLESS MY PEOPLE AND COUNTRY, AND OPEN A WAY
FOR US FORWARD, AND MAY WE PROSPER
FEE AT LAST FROM, BONDAGE, MAY PHAROAH NEVER RULE OUR LAND EVER AGAIN
MAY THE NEW DAWN BRING GRACE TO NEW LEADERS. AMEN
PPP/C lost fair and square please accept, they people have spoken and the people need a changes that we are trusting will bring equal changes to all Guyanese and class.
Because the PPP/C government believed that they would rule the nation of Guyana for ever, they cannot accept defeat gracefully, so they will be pulling all sorts of extraneous things to delay the obvious. YOU HAVE LOST THIS ONE!!
The very international community that they have called on to help monitor the voting process, they are beginning to doubt that they were there, and if they were present, they were part and parcel to all kinds of coalition shenanigans. The PPP/C government only likes the ABC countries conveniently. Only when things are going their way