President Ali Defends Farm and Extradition | Guyana News

Guyana News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! · Jul 10, 2026 · 1m

President Ali fires back at critics, insisting his farm is smaller and less profitable than claimed—and that he’s treated no differently than other highway-side businesses. He contrasts his situation with an opposition leader who allegedly profited from massive mining concessions. Ali also reveals he’s been blackmailed by the Mohamed family, who threaten to release damaging election-era recordings unless he halts extradition efforts. He insists U.S. authorities—not his administration—initiated sanctions against the Mohamed brothers, who face charges including fraud and tax evasion tied to…