President Hayana Irfaan Ali wins the second term in the general election

President Guyana Irfaan Ali demanded a second five -year term, even if the official results of the general election on Monday are not yet published.

The People’s Progressive Party Ali (PPP) provided at least 242,000 votes in the poll, saying that most of the 10 districts in the South American country, reports Reuters.

We invest in nationality (WIN), a new political party founded only three months ago, took second place out of about 109,000 votes.

45 -year -old Ali campaigning on the promise to use large oil reserves in the country, found in 2019 to improve infrastructure and reduce poverty, while moving territorial tensions with Venezuela’s neighbor.

It is not yet clear how many seats each party in the parliament will have 65 members, but the current Vice President Bharat Johdeo told local media that the PPP would be “most” than in the last 2020 elections.

Despite the lower turnout than in the last election, the PPP seemed to increase the share of voting – while the long -term opposition, a partnership for the third one.

Most of these polling stations focused on how parties would manage the income from massive oil reserves detected by the ExxonMobil oil giant in 2019.

Since 2019, the company states that it has discovered billions of barrels in Guyan waters and territory – resulting in the state budget four times.

With a population of about 800,000, Guyana now has one of the highest levels of proven per capita oil reserves in the world – and is one of the fastest growing economies of the region.

But opposition parties say there is an unfair allocation of oil revenue for PPP groups, and the ruling party is denied.

Businessman Ozruddin Mohammed, leader of the Victory Party, allegedly voting on Monday elections, even when he celebrated the party, “shaking the pillars of Guyan’s political institution.”

Observers from the organization of US states were located in Guyana for the elections and have not yet reported the cases of fraud.

The election took place the day after the Guyana police said the boat By conducting official sampling and ballot boxes He was “shot dead from the Venezuelan shore” – in the challenged region of the Essay.

Venezuela has denied the incident that happened when both countries closed in a dispute over competing requirements for the rich oil region.