Daily Archives: 03/20/2019

Guyana Politics: Nigel Hughes, politics, governance and a response to the Opposition- Video

03/20/2019 – 1:58 am

Nigel Hughes, politics, governance and a response to the Opposition

Malika Natasha Ramsey  – Published on Mar 15, 2019

Press Secretary and Television Anchor Malika N. Ramsey sits down with Guyanese Attorney at Law Nigel Hughes. The two discuss politics, Guyana’s constitution and much more.

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Trump to meet with Caribbean leaders at Mar-a-Lago in Florida

03/20/2019 – 1:36 am

Trump to meet with Caribbean leaders at Mar-a-Lago

www.msn.com/en-xl/latinamerica/-  19 March 2019

President Trump

President Donald Trump is slated to meet with the leaders of several Caribbean countries later this week at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, the White House announced.

Trump will gather with the leaders of the Bahamas, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica and Saint Lucia on Friday March 22, 2019 to reaffirm the White House’s “strong friendship with and commitment to these countries, and signal the importance of the Caribbean to the hemisphere,” the White House said in a statement.  Continue reading →

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USA: How Deregulation Made Flying More Dangerous – commentary

03/20/2019 – 12:33 am

Boeing-737 Max 8

The FAA Let Boeing Certify the Safety of Its Own Planes

Terry H. Schwadron | DCReport New York Editor

Once the decision was made to ground the Boeing 737 Max 8 airplane last week, somehow it made sense. Until then, mysteriously, we were somehow still awaiting more information as country after country suspended their use. Indeed, the United States was the last to declare emergency grounding.

Did our FAA have some special knowledge here that other international agencies do not? Or was this lack of action the result of protectionist action for American business or political power? Was it the FAA or the president who delayed? And how, after all, is this looking out for the best safety interests of Americans?     Continue reading →

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UG-  Diaspora and Entrepreneurship Conference is scheduled for July 21-25, 2019 –now postponed

03/20/2019 – 12:21 am

UG Diaspora and Entrepreneurship Conference postponed

June 17. 2019 News Release

The University of Guyana’s second Diaspora and Entrepreneurship Conference scheduled for July 21-25, 2019, will now be held on a date to be announced.   ( SEE COMMENTS FOR DETAILS)

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UG – University of Guyana News Release

The University of Guyana Diaspora and Entrepreneurship Conference is scheduled for July 21-25, 2019 at the Ramada Georgetown Princess Hotel. The 2019 theme, Cultural Diversity and Innovation: Engaging the Diaspora for an Enhanced Caribbean Competitive Landscape will touch on many timely issues including best practices in leadership, technology, entrepreneurship, innovation, economic growth, diversity and inclusion and the role of the Caribbean Diaspora.

Participants are invited from Guyana and the Caribbean, the Guyanese and Caribbean Diaspora communities, and faculty and students of the University of Guyana, to participate by: registering and attending, submitting proposals to be presenters and keynote speakers, applying to showcase work and products.

READ MORE: UG – Diaspora and Entrepreneurship Conference – July 21-25. 2019

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St Joseph’s High School Alumni – Spring Dance – Toronto – June 8. 2019

03/20/2019 – 12:09 am

Download: St Joseph’s Spring Dance – Toronto – June 8. 2019

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