FILE PHOTO: Guyana's President David Arthur Granger review an honour guard during Mercosur trade bloc annual summit in Brasilia, Brazil December, 21, 2017. REUTERS/Adriano Machado/File Photo
GEORGETOWN (Reuters) - Guyana's top court on Sunday upheld an injunction blocking the elections commission from proclaiming a winner in this month's presidential election, delaying the results of a vote that has been marred by accusations of fraud.
A protester was killed and demonstrators took to the streets after diplomats described credible evidence of fraud in the vote, which will decide who leads the former British colony that is at the edge of an oil boom set to transform its economy.
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