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Dear Editor, It is with much interest that I read the statement from the Private Sector Commission (PSC) which seeks to dictate to the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), an independent Constitutional body, how it should treat with matters relative to its staff and the March 2, 2020 elections. In its statement, as reported in the press on December 21, the PSC calls for GECOM to remove officials perceived to be compromised and some of whom have pending matters before the courts, this the PSC states should be done before the Local Government Elections (LGE) process commences. As I ponder on the possible motives and motivations of the PSC in disseminating this statement, I could not resist a probing question; is the PSC racist or are they supportive of the PPP/C government’s racist agenda?  Let us examine the current restructuring of the Guyanese society by the PPP/C government and the reasons why I am asking this question and then we will get to what governance approach the PSC s

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