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Policies presented in WIN's election manifesto included reductions in value-added tax (VAT), increases in civil servants' wages, and increased welfare spending, as well as a potential renegotiation of terms with ExxonMobil, aimed at securing greater oil revenues for the Guyanese government. France24 described the party as attracting "grassroots support," especially among the lower classes, due to its advocacy for "fairer access to housing and opportunities." ==Controversies==

Party leader Azruddin Mohamed has attracted significant controversy for his alleged involvement in corrupt public activities including bribery, resulting in sanctions being imposed by the United States Treasury Department on Mohamed, a gold-exporting company that he owns with his father, and a government official. Responding to Mohamed's presidential candidacy, US Ambassador Nicole Theriot warned that the US would cut economic ties if there was a Mohamed administration, stating that the US "would have to make sure that we didn't work with him specifically". == Election results ==