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Supporters of the opposition We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) party took their demands to the streets outside Guyana’s Parliament on Wednesday, November 11, calling for the release of Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed, whose continued detention has become a major point of political contention.
The demonstration coincided with the reconvening of the National Assembly after more than three months without a sitting, bringing the opposition’s demand for Mohamed’s release directly to the doorstep of the country’s legislative institution.




Scores of WIN supporters gathered outside Parliament, carrying placards and chanting slogans demanding Mohamed’s freedom. Former Communities Minister Ronald Bulkan was also reported to have joined the demonstration.
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