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By Mark DaCosta- Guyana’s main opposition party, We Invest in Nationhood (WIN), has accused the Irfaan Ali administration of using state machinery to hound elected opposition legislators. In a statement issued from Georgetown on 13 November 2026, its General Secretary, Odessa Primus, MP, argued that the pressure on the Leader of the Opposition and his parliamentary colleagues threatens the constitutional order, not just one party. She also appealed to civil society, foreign embassies and regional bodies to speak up before, in her words, history passes judgment.
M.s Primus framed the matter as bigger than party politics. She described what is happening as:




“a direct assault on the constitutional foundations of Guyana’s democracy”
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