As elections loom closer and politicians are hot on the campaign trail,Hydro Flask Sale Cheap, a team of high ranking officials from the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) made their way to Linden yesterday where hundreds converged to hear just what the party will do if given another term in Government.A section of Burnham Drive,cheap nfl jerseys outlet, Silverton, Linden was decorated with red, yellow and black flags and banners encouraging the faithful PPP/C supporters to vote for its Presidential Candidate, Donald Ramotar and Prime Ministerial Candidate, Elisabeth Harper.The PPP was in town but Linden,Cheap Air Max 90, a known Opposition stronghold, was also decorated with many flags of the Opposition coalition, A Partnership for National Unity and Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC).However,Air Max Pas Cher En Ligne, that did not deter the PPP who wasted no time in rolling out attractive election promises and wounding criticisms of the Opposition.The crowd was addressed by quite a few party members including Former President, Bharrat Jagdeo but at the sound of Ramotar’s name, the audience screamed, danced and waved their flags and empty cups.Ramotar, during his almost hour-long presentation described the strenuous task he faced in dealing with the joint opposition during the Tenth Parliament on several matters.He told the gathering that if elected, the PPP will not only pave the road from Lethem to Linden but will work towards the overall economic development in the region. Lindeners were assured that they will benefit from high paying jobs if the PPP is given another chance.Ramotar told supporters that he is proud of what his party has achieved in office. He said that when his party assumed office, Guyana was a bankrupt state and unveiled plans his party has if elected.“We see the interior as very important growth poll for our economy in the future: mining, processing,NFL Jerseys China, manufacture. This is the area that will contribute tremendously to the development to our country,” the President said as he addressed the Linden crowd.Linden is regarded the gateway to the interior where mining is done on small, large and medium scales.Ramotar told the gathering that the PPP views human capital as important and that his party intends to develop the capacity of his people.“We are able to progress because we have invested in you, the people of our country,” Ramotar told a cheering crowd.He told the gathering that despite several blockages from the Opposition over the past three, the country still grew by 4.5 percent and five percent, but had the PPP had the majority in Parliament or minimum cooperation from the Opposition, the country would have grown by 10 percent per annum.“Everywhere they tried to prevent us from going forward…But comrades after the government is re-elected, when we are re-elected on May 11th we will build more projects to ensure that we create more jobs for our people…more education levels for our people,” Ramotar said.The crowd heard that the PPP wants to attract investment in Guyana “not because of cheap labour. We want to attract investment because we have a highly developed and educated workforce. We want to be like Japan where we will attract investment in the coming age of technology.”The Presidential hopeful said the PPP will pave the road from Lethem to Linden.“That road,” he said “will allow South America and particularly Brazil to do their international trade via Guyana and that will create enormous amount of jobs throughout the length of our country, not only in the Berbice area but right here because we will have to have mechanical shops, hotels, restaurants and we will be able to create hundreds of new jobs in that way.”Moreover, Ramotar said that he is focusing on educating the people and preparing them for the future.Ramotar said that his party is optimistic that Guyana will soon join the club of being an oil and gas producer.“That too will create an enormous amount of jobs. That is why we will also be creating technical institutes…” he said.He said that the people can look forward not only to the oil and gas but to the spin off industries that will be created. “This is where we are going, this is where we want to take Guyana to,” he said.Lindeners heard too that the PPP moved the country to being a middle income country. “We have the people. We are educated and industrious people and we have the capacity to go to another level of development.”He told the gathering that there is a need to use the savannahs for new crops like soya and corn. He said too that the coconut industry needs to be expanded.Ramotar told Linden that his party sees many areas that could be developed and create jobs for people.“We have come a far way in looking after the electricity problem but we still need to have cheaper energy so we can build an agro-industrial country to process things and to make more things in Guyana. To do so we need to have hydro electric and cheap energy,” he said.He told the gathering that the Government is already moving in that direction and should have started to build the hydro-electrical plant,Jerseys NFL China, Amaila Falls Project. This, he told Lindeners, would have created jobs and would have opened opportunities for technical and high paying jobs.作者: hmxiang6z 時間: 2019-1-28 06:46 標題: Orlando Dresy 7068Olympique Marseille DresyPeuterey Kobiety Storm Sp Yd
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