Voters in Suriname to choose government to helm predicted oil boom
- Voters in Suriname will go to the polls on Sunday to elect a new parliament that will later choose the country's next president.
- The election contest has been marked by fraud allegations and lacks debate on how to use income from the Gran Morgu oil project, set to start production in 2028.
- The Citizens' Initiative for Participation and Good Governance reported that parties have failed to offer specifics on oil revenue spending.
- Negotiations for a new government and president are expected to focus more on positions than on national priorities.
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