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The Inter Religious Organization (IRO) of Guyana and the Guyana Council of Churches, in an “uncommon” joint statement issued July 23, say they have noted with “grave concern” the deteriorating political climate in Guyana in the aftermath of the March 2, 2020 General and Regional Elections.
They are now calling for morality and good governance to prevail.
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