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Guyana swears in new president
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David Granger was sworn in as president of Guyana on 16 May, ending 23 years of rule by the incumbent PPP/C. Granger takes office amidst calls by former president, Donald Ramotar, of vote rigging; however, the acknowledgement by foreign governments of free and fair elections leaves little room for challenge. Granger now must confront a divided parliament and manage optimism of Guyana's potential first hydrocarbons discovery.
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