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Stabroek News: It is believed that the Guyana and US governments were unable to reach agreement on key issues surrounding the setting up of a DEA office here. Trinidad has a DEA office and it has been used to coordinate operations targeting Guyanese drug suspects. Meanwhile, Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee, in his address to the National Assembly earlier this week said there has been some degree of cooperation between the DEA and local law enforcement agencies. According to the Government Information Agency (GINA) Rohee said, “It doesn’t necessarily follow that you have to have a DEA presence in Guyana to be working with the DEA in order to fight drug trafficking.”