propaganda press! freedom in Guyana

“I reject this infamy that the government of Rafael Correa has collaborated with the FARC,” Correa bellowed into the microphone. His comments drew loud applause from other leaders, who met Uribe’s speech with silence.

But the Guyana native, suspected of arranging Toronto’s infamous “pinky-ring murder,” may never return to Canada to face trial. That’s because Kamaludeen is also facing a first-degree murder charge in the August 2007 stabbing death of University of Nevada professor Judy Calder — a 64-year-old expert in criminal violence whom prosecutors suspect was killed by the former Canadian resident over a failed business deal.

Travel Alert
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Office of the Spokesman

This information is current as of today, Fri Mar 07 13:26:47 2008.
This Travel Alert is being issued to inform U.S. citizens of safety and security concerns throughout Guyana following recent events in Lusignan and Bartica by armed criminal elements. This Travel Alert expires on May 1, 2008. Read the rest of this entry »

The BO 105 helicopter loaned from Trinidad which has been assisting the Joint Services in aerial crime fighting activities following the Lusignan and Bartica slayings, may only have a few days more here.
At his post-cabinet media briefing Luncheon acknowledged that the apprehension of the perpetrators would be the end point and “to the extent that this is not taking place, we have not produced.”
Asked how long the Trinidadian chopper was loaned for, Luncheon told reporters that it was to be here originally for 10 days, but he could not say definitively whether this still stands. [Guyanese these are the clowns ruining and running your lives!!]

OK! let’sd hold another Mashramani then

WordPress as a Membership Directory: After the recent tutorial on setting up WordPress as a Contact Manager, Chris Cagle has written up a tutorial on WP Designer on how to use WordPress as a Membership Directory.

Trade talks between the European Union and southern African countries have opened up serious differences between Europe and South Africa, and between South Africa and her neighbours.
At the heart of the difficulties are the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) which countries of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) grouping are negotiating to get preferential access to European markets. A number of southern African countries have just signed an Interim EPA (IEPA) with Europe but South Africa has baulked at signing, threatening the future of the Southern African Customs Union – the world’s oldest.

american occupying soldier torturing iraqi at abu ghraib

“Our country is at war and our government has the obligation to protect the American people,” Bush said at a news conference with Panama’s President Martin Torrijos.

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letter from Kaieteur News 

Dear Editor,
Stabroek News carried a letter titled “the PNCR should produce evidence on corruption.”
Is the writer, Jean Ramroop, for real? The list of shady deals is long (corruption), and it has either been covered up or not given credible answers. Corruption is multi-faceted. Read the rest of this entry »

POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE
Police Headquarters,
Eve Leary, Georgetown
Tel: 225-5401 or 227-2685
  PRO: 2/1

March 05, 2008
News Editors, Read the rest of this entry »