Pnc an obsolete party

The PPP took over a Government in August that had built up an overdraft of almost $100B, an increasing foreign debt and a budget deficit of close to 10%. There was a COVID-19 crisis, business was at a standstill. Yet the new government was able to double the school supplies voucher for every child, reintroduce the cash grant for every child and increase it to $15000, increase old age pension, provide a $25000 per household grant, provide a two-week salary bonus for health workers and members of the disciplined services, provide a cash grant for parents with children 7 years old and under snd now has announced a cash grant of $25000 for every public servant, including those that work in State agencies, pensioners, GUYSUCO workers and UG workers. In just five months President Ali and the PPP have provided more cash support stimulus to the Guyanese people than Granger and APNU+AFC did in five years. In those five years Granger and his colleagues not only did not give anything to people, but they took away things. They took away more than 7000 sugar workers jobs, more than 30000 other jobs, placed more than 200 new taxes on people, including VAT on water and electricity, took away the $10000 cash grant to school children and the water and electricity subsidies for pensioners, took away the One Laptop per family program and many things more. The PPP has always worked for our people. In 2021 President Ali and the PPP will cause Guyana To rise to heights never imagined.

APNU/AFC approved $228.062 million for a project but the contract was signed for $191.674 million.

– Auditor General’s report Former President David Granger had employed a total of 471 contract workers for 2019 with their payments accounting for a whopping 75% of employment cost for that year alone. According to the Auditor General’s Report for 2019, amounts totalling $1.954 billion were budgeted for Employment Costs, while $1.938 billion was expended by the Ministry of the Presidency.Included in the sum of $1.938 billion were amounts totalling $1.844 billion, which were expended for the payment of wages and salaries....

David Granger claims the two-year legislative crisis and five month electoral impasse were the fault of GECOM and Claudette Singh.