Guyana’s new government has hired a trio of lobbyists whose firms represented the winning side in last year’s bitterly contested presidential election in the newly oil-rich South American country. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation signed a six-month, $25,000-per-month contract with The Cormac Group on Dec. 28, according to a newly disclosed filing
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