Guyana goes to the polls with Liza the big prize

Good times: supporters of presidential incumbent David Granger wave flags in Georgetown, Guyana one day before voting. A new oil boom may reshape an ethnically divided political landscape in one of South America's poorest nations — Good times: supporters of presidential incumbent David Granger wave flags in Georgetown, Guyana one day before voting. A new oil boom may reshape an ethnically divided political landscape in one of South America's poorest nationsPhoto: AFP/SCANPIX

Gareth Chetwynd

London

Guyana Global Witness ExxonMobil Stabroek Liza

Published 2 March 2020, 13:54Updated 2 March 2020, 14:02

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