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The trial arising from allegations of fraud during Guyana’s 2020 General and Regional Elections was adjourned on Monday after defence attorneys objected to a key prosecution witness giving evidence virtually.
Former Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) Information Technology Manager Aneal Giddings had been scheduled to testify before Acting Chief Magistrate Faith McGusty. However, Giddings, who is reportedly outside of Guyana, was expected to appear remotely.
Defence attorney Nigel Hughes objected to the arrangement, arguing that Giddings is a central witness in the case and should be physically present for examination and cross-examination.
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