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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 24-07-2026

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Friday 24th July, 2026 PRICE

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No.1081855

Gov’t remains committed to MV Barima recovery mission as death toll reaches 72 02 PAGE

Truth must emerge, justice 03 must prevail – President Ali says PAGE

–– notes questions surrounding MV Barima tragedy will be answered as nation mourns

President, Dr. Irfaan Ali on Wednesday engaged and updated families of those still missing, including crew members’ families, about the ongoing search, rescue, and recovery operations (Office of the President photo)

‘Do not post graphic images or unverified information of victims’ — President Ali 04 PAGE

Barima tragedy remains national 08 priority – President Ali says PAGE

–– as he addressed Toshaos by phone as rescue and recovery efforts continue

–– says every commitment to Indigenous communities will be pursued

Gov’t vows continued support for MV Barima families beyond recovery effort

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–– counselling, transport and funeral arrangements being coordinated nationwide

–– President says survivors and relatives will receive continued assistance after recovery phase

IOM chief visits Guyana, highlights migration as 03 force for growth PAGE

Guyana’s Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett emerged as the clear favourite in a poll following a United Nations town hall for candidates seeking to become the next U.N. secretary-general, receiving the highest level of support in two key categories

Playground-enhancement 05 programme continues with $255M for Amerindian villages PAGE


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