Guyana's main opposition party has re-elected a prominent attorney as its leader, but the party vote was marred by allegations of fraud and vote rigging.
Robert Corbin was returned as head of the People's National Congress during a party congress on Saturday with 614 votes to 223 votes for his lone rival, attorney Winston Murray.
Several delegates who backed Murray alleged they were denied the right to vote, and other supporters were abruptly demoted from the status of eligible voting delegates to passive observers during the gathering of the PNC, which has its power base in Guyana's black population.
The party's general secretary, Oscar Clarke, …
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