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Daily Archives: 05/14/2021
Historical diagnoses of Guyana’s predicament – By: Dr. Bertrand Ramcharan
By Stabroek News – May 12, 2021
Dr. Ramcharan was the Seventh Chancellor of the University of Guyana. He was born on April 27, 1943 in Diamond, Guyana. (more info at end)
Peoples’ perceptions count in politics. The news columns and letters in the Guyanese media bring out varying perceptions. Might one turn some of these perceptions to positive use for the future of the country? Yes we can: by assembling a volume of historical diagnoses of Guyana and drawing recommendations from them.
Some years ago, civil society in Guyana brought in this author as part of an international team to discuss with the various political, cultural, and other formations their perceptions of the way forward for the future of a multi-ethnic country. Continue reading
Ontario’s Premier Doug Ford calls out Canada Two-tiered Border Measures regarding private jets
After weeks of asking for Prime Minister Trudeau for tighter restrictions at the Canadian border to help curb the spread of COVID-19 variants, Premier Doug Ford of Ontario is pretty pissed about getting repeatedly ghosted by his federal counterpart.
During his press conference on Thursday — during which he announced the official extension of Ontario’s stay-at-home order until at least June 2 — the provincial leader touched on the topic yet again, and called the feds out on what he deems a “two-tiered quarantine system” that has allowed the rich to flout the rules that the rest of us have to abide by.