Daily Archive: Friday, May 27, 2022

Articles published on Friday, May 27, 2022

President Irfaan Ali addressing the gathering (Office of the President photo)

President underlines landmark transportation projects

…says country’s prosperity must benefit every citizen Addressing hundreds of  persons at the Anna Regina Market Square on the Essequibo Coast on Wednesday, President Irfaan Ali talked up his government’s investment in the development of transportation systems in Guyana while committing to ensuring that efficiency is achieved.

Heartfelt thanks to Inspectors Warde, Reid and DSP Halley

 Dear Editor, I had to write this letter because like most Guyanese I have a very negative impression of the Guyana Police Force and its members and so I was pleasantly surprised when recently I had to interact with three members of the force who were completely professional with the way they dealt with my matter, yet at the same time they were courteous and friendly.

Guyana's President  Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali and Antigua and Barbuda's Prime Minister Gaston Browne signed a Memorandum of Understanding (Office of the President picture)

Guyana, Antigua ink MoU on sidelines of 25 x 2025 forum

Assuming that the recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Guyana and sister Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member country, Antigua, benefits from the requisite follow up which has been sadly lacking in these kinds of pursuits here in the region, then a new chapter could well begin in relations between the two countries that could, in some respects, serve as an example for the rest of the region.

Global oil supply pressures moderating US administration’s stance on Venezuela’s Maduro

There are signs, or at least so it seems, that the administration of United States president, Joe Biden, may be in the process of removing or perhaps easing some of the political and economic pressures which its predecessor had been applying on the administration of Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro and which have, over time, wreaked havoc on the economy of a country that had once basked in the reputation afforded it as the owner of the largest known deposits of oil anywhere in the world.

President Joe Biden of USA

US tilt towards shifting stance still leaves Cuba in economic bind

There is hardly a foreign policy issue that creates more ‘bad blood’ between the two primary political forces in United States politics, the Democrats and the Republicans, than relations between the US and Cuba, so that when it was disclosed recently that President Joe Biden would likely lift a long-standing visa and travel ban, an energetic political squall erupted in the US between the backers of the idea and those who were bitterly opposed to it.

Electric fan ignited CID HQ blaze

A Guyana Fire Service (GFS) investigation has found that last week’s fire at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Headquarters, Eve Leary, was caused by a fan that was left plugged in for a prolonged period.

Ray Liotta

‘Goodfellas’ actor Ray Liotta dies

SANTO DOMINGO, (Reuters) – American actor Ray Liotta, 67, who starred in the 1990 blockbuster crime film “Goodfellas,” died in his sleep yesterday in the Dominican Republic, the Dominican Republic General Directorate of Cinema confirmed to Reuters.

Stock market updates

GASCI (www.gasci.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 968’s trading results showed consideration of $59,868,785 from 139,419 shares traded in 23 transactions as compared to session 967’s trading results which showed consideration of $23,013,445 from 64,086 shares traded in 34 transactions.