Opinion

Tier 2

Guyana’s Tier 2 status with regard to human trafficking remains unchanged for the second year running, according to the US State Department’s Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report for 2012.

We seem content to relegate the measured 300 million and indicated 100,000 million tonnes of the world’s highest grade bauxite to the dustbin of bauxite history because of high overburden

Dear Editor, I was intrigued by the closing paragraph of Prime Minister Samuel Hinds’ letter, ‘The PPP/C government embarked on a programme to refashion the bauxite sector so it would become profitable again’ in your edition of Sunday, May 20, 2012, which reads as follows: “Truth is that nothing is forever; every situation has its time of birth and growth and glory days, but the world steadily moves on; things change. 

Nominees for the PNCR leadership should agree on a consensus candidate

Dear Editor, In a previous letter which you kindly carried in your newspaper, I suggested that because of the bitter competition that took place at the last two congresses of the PNCR which I gather have left lingering divisions and enmities within the party, at this year’s congress, the party’s membership should agree on a consensus candidate in order to avoid past divisiveness.

The Dominican Republic and Caricom

It is a sign of the continuing political and psychological distance between the English-speaking countries of the Caribbean and other states in the region, that there should have been so little commentary on the presidential election that has recently taken place in the Dominican Republic, a member-state of the EU-Caribbean Forum countries that are party to the Economic Partnership Agreement  signed in 2007.

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