@Rochelle posted:As someone who actually works on Wall Street for one of these big banks, I assure you that Guyana is no Venezuela where it concerns foreign assets, AML/KYC compliance and personal sanctions, nor will it be.
President Granger was democratically elected and will be democratically elected following the end to this debacle. Maduro, on the otherhand, knowingly banned other political parties from running for office, thereby usurping the very nature of a democratically-elected government.
President Granger has never done this. What is disputed is whether votes cast or valid votes should determine the winner of these elections. Guyana's courts determined that latter, and on that basis President Granger is likely to be sworn in.
Don't blame it on Granger - blame it on the body of laws that govern Guyana.
Also, please speak on what you actually know.
Oi Gilbakka, read the first Line in the post above. This gyal is a Wall Street big thing.