GUYANA: Headline News Demerara Waves – 23 June 2018
Jagdeo will not give up PPP General Secretary post if CCJ rules in favour of presidential term limit …TO READ CLICK http://demerarawaves.com/2018/06/23/jagdeo-will-not-give-up-ppp-general-secretary-post-if-ccj-rules-in-favour-of-presidential-term-limit/
AFC to begin local govt election campaign, no agreement yet with APNU
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Region Six students, teachers and coaches educated on sexual harassment in sport TO READ MORE, PLEASE CLICK
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Guyana verifies oil exploration data, as experts stress need for robust system TO READ MORE, PLEASE CLICK
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100 retrenched sugar workers to benefit from skills training; funding drawn from Natural Resources Ministry TO READ MORE, PLEASE CLICK http://demerarawaves.com/2018/06/23/100-retrenched-sugar-workers-to-benefit-from-skills-training-funding-drawn-from-natural-resources-ministry/
‘FESTA JUNINA’ to feature donation drive for Lethem children TO READ MORE, PLEASE CLICK
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Earthquake rattles North-West, Essequibo Coast TO READ MORE, PLEASE CLICK
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Bartica housewife caught with cocaine, marijuana- police TO READ MORE, PLEASE CLICK
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A Child Does NOT Cry in Spanish or English. A Child Simply Cries, and We Respond – Oscar Cásares | The Washington Post
A Child Does NOT Cry in Spanish or English. A Child Simply Cries, and We Respond.
They were NOT my children. So why on earth would I want to listen to seven minutes of an audio recording of small children crying for their mommies and daddies?
Children from Mexico and Guatemala and Honduras and El Salvador, children separated from their families at the U.S.A. border, children who weren’t from here. But everyone around me kept listening to the recording and asking:
Did you hear it? And each time I nodded, not because I’d heard it but because it was sad, all of it, and I didn’t need to listen to a recording to know this. Still, it made me wonder if it would help me understand the sadness in a different way. I told myself I’d listen only once, but once turned into twice, and after the third time, I couldn’t stop listening. I listened until the back of my head rang with the grating clarity of their little voices.
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