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Weekly Report - 3 May 2005
GUYANA: Unrepentant Gajraj bows out, slowly
With the US and the IDB threatening to cut off aid if home affairs minister Ronald Gajraj remained in office, Gajraj tendered his resignation last week, insisting all along that the charges against him had been fabricated by the opposition with the intention of discrediting the government. The opposition is now calling for the whole government to resign.
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