Civil-military links needed to stamp out drug trafficking here

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– US liaison commander

By Nigel Williams

Declaring drug trafficking one of the greatest threats to public order in the region, Commander of the US Liaison Office in Guyana, Lieutenant Colonel Steven Stanley, has posited that stronger civil-military relations is the lodestone for progress in the security/ defence sector here. …..

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