Guyanese Election 2011.. Politics As Usual. www.facebook.com
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One Guyanese view of politics in Guyana and Guyana's political parties.
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After he left the Giuliani administration in 1995, Benschop worked in the Caribbean press and in public access television for a time before deciding to return to Guyana in late 1999 to marry his fiancée, now wife, Maria. They lived in the capital city, Georgetown, while waiting for her visa to enter the United States. Benschop said he got the idea to host a talk show on Guyana television. That show, "Straight Talk," debuted in 1999, the same year Bharrat Jagdeo was elected that nation's president for the first time. Jagdeo was reelected in 2006. Guyana had a turbulent political history even before gaining independence from the British in 1966. Animosity between the two largest political parties - the People's Progressive Party/Civic (PPP) and the People's National Congress/Reform (PNC/R) - has been augmented by racial issues: The PPP, the current ruling party, is composed primarily of Indo-Guyanese, descendants of East Indians brought to Guyana by the British as indentured servants, while the PNC constituency is mainly Afro-Guyanese, descendants of former slaves. Benschop said he worked hard to be fair to both sides. "I thought [Jagdeo] was a young president, and I should give him time to prove himself," he said. Benschop also criticized the PNC leadership, which he considered old and out of step with the country. "I'm a journalist," Benschop said. "I just wanted to do my job as a journalist." Benschop said he tried to use his show to expose "corruption in society ...
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Former Chief of Staff of the Guyana Defence Force Brigadier (ret) Edward Orin Collins promoting public disorder with opposition APNU supporters by calling on them at Congress place not to accept the results of General Elections 2011 held in Guyana on 28th November 2011.
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Continuation of interview of Dr. Richard Van West Charles by Dr. Yesu Persaud (part 4)
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Wayne Forde political message to the people of Guyana.
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HELP US BY DOWNLOADING OUR FREE TOOLBAR: YoTubeModerator.CommunityToolbars.com A group of gunmen have gone on a rampage in Guyana, killing 11 people, including five children. YoTubeModerator Decries this despicable crime against an ethnic race, and calls for the international community to voice their resentment. The gunmen burst into the village of Lusignan east of the capital Georgetown on Saturday, firing on several houses. Five children were among the dead. It was said to be the country's worst mass killing for more than 30 years. Officials suspect a criminal gang acting on the orders of the country's most wanted man, Rondell Rawlins, who police say accuses government forces of kidnapping his pregnant girlfriend. The attack has raised fears of racial strife. Lusignan is mostly ethnic Indian, while Rondell Rawlins and his followers come from the ethnic African community. The country's 760000 population is almost evenly split between the two communities. $150000 reward Residents of Lusignan and other nearby villages blocked roads with burning tyres and other debris, hours after Mr Jagdeo promised to provide them with weapons and other resources to help police their communities. Police have also offered a reward of $150000 for Mr Rawlins' capture. But villagers say security forces have done too little to combat the gang, which has been active for the past six years. In Saturday's incident, unidentified gunmen kicked down the doors of five wooden houses in Lusignan ...
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Ronald Waddell talking about the issues & struggles of the black guyanese community on his tv talk show Taking Care Of Business
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Discussion on Guyana Economic Future for this Decade
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Ronald Waddell talking about the issues & struggles of the black guyanese community on his tv talk show Taking Care Of Business.
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A Partnership for National Unity and the Alliance for Change collaborated with their one-seat majority in the National Assembly to cut the subvention of the National Communications Network and the Government Information Agency. The move left the two agencies with G $1 each and has placed over 40 public servants on the breadline.
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A call for National Unity as a Nation remains strangled by corruption,racial politics,crime and pervasive poverty; stuck in a cauldron of despair and the abyss of hopelessness-eighteen Years of ineptness, incompetence and failed leadership.
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Discussion on the Current Flooding in Guyana March 15 2011 - A must that Guyanese need a change - we need to win our Future
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The late great Ras Ronald Waddell educating the Black Guyanese community on the works & life of Marcus Garvey on his telivision show Taking Care of Business.... Ronald Waddell was an guyanese activist ... who spent most of his life fighting for the black afro guyanese community in which his life was the ultimate sacrifice..He was truly the voice of the black guyanese community.
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