The political opposition in Guyana, specifically the We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) and A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) coalitions, has decided to abstain from parliamentary sub-committee sessions convened by President Irfaan Ali. These political groups justified their absence by pointing to a significant lack of transparency regarding the proposed agenda for these meetings. They are calling for a more formal and genuine consultation process rather than the unstructured approach currently presented by the administration. The President's office had previously announced these gatherings via social media, but the opposition maintains that the current framework is insufficient for meaningful dialogue. This development highlights ongoing tensions between the executive branch and opposition forces concerning the methodology of parliamentary engagement and national decision-making processes.
Source : Kaieteur News
