THE party’s previously stated position with regard to the due diligence from the IDB (awaiting their report) and the level of debt ceiling proposed by the motion (with regard to its sustainability) remains the same. The party is favourably considering its support for the Hydro Amendments (the Environmental Bill) if re-tabled. 

The AFC is only fooling itself by now saying they support the ‘Hydro Amendments (the Environmental Bill) if re-tabled’.
AFC got caught with its pants down.
This is not what those disgruntled ex-PPP supporters voted for in the 2011 elections.
Those in the AFC saw this Hydro Project as a Jagdeo project, as they saw Skeldon Estate and the Berbice Bridge, and as they saw the airport expansion and Marriott Hotel.
Those ex-PPP members wanted to block every single Jagdeo project to prove to the people that Jagdeo did not know what he was doing.
Nigel Hughes is now saying that this was in the public domain – his involvement with Amaila Falls Hydro Inc/Sithe Global, and Ramjattan is saying he did not know.
Government should now find other energy alternatives and scrap this project.
The only way for this project to go forward is if all Guyanese who use electricity pay the same as Lindeners.
It is only fair, since it is burning the hearts of many Guyanese to know that they pay $65.00 while Lindeners pay $5.00.
If Linden has an 80% unemployment rate, then why is Linden growing in population?
If Linden is a depressed community, then the people of Linden must really love that depression to remain there and grow families.
If Linden has an 80% unemployment rate, then it means the majority living in Linden are not paying taxes so all other taxpayers are paying for their electricity usage.
AFC must have no say in this hydro project, period; simply because Nigel Hughes is AFC and stands to gain lots, along with his wife.