What Really Happened To President David Granger After Losing Power? Wife, Family & 2025 Update

What Really Happened To President David Granger After Losing Power? Wife, Family & 2025 Update | Former Guyana President's Life Today
Discover the untold story of David Arthur Granger, Guyana's 9th president who served from 2015-2020. After a controversial election defeat marked by a five-month recount delay and international pressure, Granger left office in August 2020. Born July 15, 1945, this retired Brigadier and former Commander of the Guyana Defence Force transitioned from military leadership to the presidency, only to face one of the Caribbean's most disputed elections.
What's Granger Doing Now? In 2025, the 80-year-old former president remains active but has stepped back from frontline politics. He's given interviews about his presidential legacy, including his efforts to resolve the Venezuela-Guyana territorial dispute through the International Court of Justice. Married to wife Sandra with children, Granger maintains a low profile while occasionally commenting on national governance issues.
His Legacy: From National Security Adviser (1990-1992) to President, Granger's journey through Guyanese politics spans decades. Though his APNU-AFC coalition lost power, his impact on the nation's security and international diplomacy continues to be debated.
2025 Update: As of November 2025, Granger has distanced himself from active PNC leadership, joining other prominent party figures in stepping back. While no longer in the political spotlight, he remains a significant figure in Guyana's recent history.
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