内容摘要：has hinted her country may impose duties on chicken and pork legs imported from the U.S.

has hinted her country may impose duties on chicken and pork legs imported from the U.S.

who was sanctioned last year by the U.S. and who plans to challenge the South American country’s president in upcoming elections is facing new accusations.Azruddin Mohamed appeared in court on Thursday after being charged with false tax declaration and under-invoicing a luxury vehicle. He pleaded not guilty.

His appearance comes just days after he announced plans to challenge the ruling People’s Progressive Party by creating a new party with dozens of candidates asprepares for a general election on Sept. 1.Mohamed, a member of one of Guyana’s wealthiest families, used to be a well-known donor to the ruling party. But in recent months, he clashed with tax officials over an invoice he submitted a couple years ago indicating that he paid $75,000 for a Lamborghini, when the government stated it was valued at $575,000.

He was freed Thursday on a $2,500 bond and is scheduled to appear in court next month for trial. If found guilty, he could face up to three years in prison.Mohamed, who has been traveling across Guyana to donate cash, vehicles and new homes ahead of the Sept. 1 election, claims he is being targeted for challenging the ruling party.

, once a close ally, allowed his vehicle to be cleared from customs with the valuation he submitted.

Ali has not publicly responded to those accusations. Meanwhile, Attorney General Anil Nandlall has denied that Mohamed is being targeted and has said that the U.S. supplied the receipt and other information regarding the vehicle.4 cups lightly packed baby arugula (3 ounces)

1 cup lightly packed fresh cilantro1 medium garlic clove, smashed and peeled

2 serrano chilies, stemmed and halved½ cup extra-virgin olive oil