“When we look at the Barima, Edghill should have been fired before. They are seeking to distract from the key issue: the MV Barima,” he told the group of demonstrators on Friday. Today is MV Barima, tomorrow is going to be something else.” When we come out to these protests, what we are saying to Guyanese people is that you have to stand up,” Hinds emphasised. The APNU team noted that it sought an audience with the president and maintained that it stands in support of the families affected by the MV Barima tragedy.