Joyana Erfan Ali wins the second state in the general elections

Joyan President Irvan demanded one day in his position for five years, even with the official final results of the general elections on Monday that were not published yet.

The Progressive Party of the people of Ali (PPP) obtained at least 242,000 votes at the poll, claiming the majority in eight of the ten regions in the country of South America, according to Reuters.

We are investing in Nationhood (Win), a new political party that was established just three months ago, in second place with about 109,000 votes.

Ali, 45, carried out a pledge to use the country’s vast oil reserves, which was discovered in 2019, to improve infrastructure and reduce poverty, while moving in regional tensions with Venezuela neighbor.

It is not yet clear the number of seats that each party will receive in the 65 -year -old parliament, but the current vice president, Bharajo, told the local media that the Pakistani People’s Party will have a “greater majority” than the last elections in 2020.

Despite the decrease in the participation rate in the last elections, the Pakistani People’s Party seemed to have increased its vote – while the long -term opposition is a partnership of late national unity in third place.

Most of these elections focused on how the parties manage revenues from the huge oil reserves discovered by the giant Exxonmobil oil company in 2019.

Since 2019, the company says it has found billions of oil from water and land barrels – causing an increase in the state budget.

Guyana population is now about 800,000 people, one of the highest levels of crude oil reserves that have proven its usefulness to the individual in the world – one of the fastest growing economies in the region.

But the opposition parties say that there is an unfair distribution of oil profits to the groups related to PPP, accusations that the ruling party denies.

Businessman Azerdin Mohamed, the leader of the Al -Wuz Party, the alleged vote in the elections on Monday, even when he celebrated the party, “shook the pillars of the Joyana political institution.”

Observers from the American states were deployed in Guyana for the elections, and they have not yet reached any electoral fraud.

The elections came the next day to an Joywan police, which said a boat Carry the election officials and the polls It was “fired from the Venezuelan Beach” – in the disputed Essequibo area.

Venezuela denied that the accident – which came when the two countries were imprisoned in a dispute over the competing claims for the oil -rich area.