GEORGETOWN, GUYANA, August 4, 2025 - No political party must ever be allowed to gain a two-thirds majority in Guyana’s National Assembly. That kind of power would be the beginning of the end for democracy, the rule of law, and every right and freedom the Guyanese people have fought for over generations. It would legalise the illegal, legitimise the abuse of power, and turn oppression into policy.
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