PPP/C still to decide on November presidential debate

By Stabroek News On In Guyana News |
Merundoi Inc. has been selected by the IDB Cultural Centre as the winner of its Cultural Development Program for 2011. Yesterday, Merundoi Inc. was awarded the grant of US$5,000 to fund its “Youth Development for Cultural Preservation” project, which is aimed at facilitating the restoration and preservation of Guyana’s cultural heritage. From L-R: Ava Yarde, Records Sr. Asst IDB, Leslie-Ann Edwards, Operations Specialist IDB, Margaret Lawrence, Executive Director of Merundoi Inc and Durwin Humphrey, representative of Merundoi Inc. (Photo by Anjuli Persaud)
Merundoi Inc. has been selected by the IDB Cultural Centre as the winner of its Cultural Development Program for 2011. Yesterday, Merundoi Inc. was awarded the grant of US$5,000 to fund its “Youth Development for Cultural Preservation” project, which is aimed at facilitating the restoration and preservation of Guyana’s cultural heritage. From L-R: Ava Yarde, Records Sr. Asst IDB, Leslie-Ann Edwards, Operations Specialist IDB, Margaret Lawrence, Executive Director of Merundoi Inc and Durwin Humphrey, representative of Merundoi Inc. (Photo by Anjuli Persaud)

The incumbent PPP/C is preparing to examine an invitation for its presidential candidate Donald Ramotar to participate in a presidential debate early next month with candidates from opposition groups APNU, the AFC and TUF.

PPP/C campaign spokesman Robert Persaud yesterday told Stabroek News that the party had received the invitation