A new dead city operation was organized yesterday in Guyana, but a way out of the crisis is looming.
The collective Pou la Gwiyann dékolé (Pour la Guyane take off), which carries security, economic and social demands to allow the overseas territory to catch up on France, welcomed Wednesday evening "significant progress" in the government's draft agreement. But it maintains the dams that paralyze the territory until the signing of a modified text. According to the spokesperson of the collective, Davy Rimane, the call of Thursday, April 19 to "a dead city day is a" last uppercut "or last" key turn "to" mark the occasion and close this phase ". Davy Rimane specifies that the movement is "on the verge of a possible signature", a few days before the presidential election. “We welcome this document (Editor's note: in discussion with the government) in a positive way. There are some modifications to be made to finalize it ”. Among the positive elements of the text, he stressed that the government "legitimizes the additional 2,1 billion" euros claimed by the collective, while the Prime Minister first spoke of "unrealistic" claims. But the government wants to integrate this into a future "convergence plan" (provided for by the real equality law overseas), which the collective does not want. Davy Rimane also welcomed "the fact that the State has acted that there would be no legal, penal and financial proceedings against the participants in the movement". _AF
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