Rubio says he wants countries to have alternatives to Chinese infrastructure
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio today said he wants countries to have alternatives to Chinese infrastructure, adding that he wants to ensure the U.S.
- Friday, 28th March, 2025
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Rubio says he wants countries to have alternatives to Chinese infrastructure
‘It will be a very bad day for the Venezuelan regime if it attacked Guyana or ExxonMobil’ – Rubio
GDF in joint exercises with US Navy in Guyana’s waters
World Bank approves US$22m for health resilience here
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved a new US$ 22-million Guyana One Health Project to strengthen health resilience in Guyana as well as focus on empowering the country to prevent, prepare for, and respond to health emergencies, while adopting a One Health approach, which integrates human, animal, and environmental health systems, a World Bank release announced yesterday.
Rubio insists Cuban gov’t exploiting its medical workers
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio yesterday said that the Donald Trump administration was looking at the Cuba health programme globally only for what it believes are injustices and exploitation of workers most times by their own government.
US not getting out of aid business – Rubio says in Jamaica
-assistance must align with America’s interests `Foreign aid is an instrument of foreign policy, okay.
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US Embassy issues warning about overstaying on US visa
GDF in joint exercises with US Navy in Guyana’s waters
Washington `wants to make sure that Guyana has security necessary’ amid territorial dispute with Venezuela – Claver-Carone
Rubio insists Cuban gov’t exploiting its medical workers
‘It will be a very bad day for the Venezuelan regime if it attacked Guyana or ExxonMobil’ – Rubio
Bulletin issued for Dominguez amid ongoing Ponzi Scheme case
PPP/C supporters in skirmish with Azruddin Mohamed team at Letter Kenny
If America’s foreign policy is upside down, where does Guyana stand?
US not getting out of aid business – Rubio says in Jamaica
Indigenous education
The recent controversy surrounding a Grade Three textbook used in our schools has laid bare some very uncomfortable truths about the state of our education system.
How Trumpism ends
The Tax Certificate mystery
The visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio
America, Guyana and Venezuela: the play of power
Dismantling USAID could boost African self-reliance
In support of the call for the resignation of the Minister of Education
Much room for improvement at the museum
Weaponizing aid
Exxon has successfully spun its web of deceit around the heads and minds of Guyanese
The late President Jagan sought my advice on the ideological future of the PPP
US Secretary of State should appreciate CARICOM’s complex realities and our expectations that his foreign policy does not adversely impact our relations
I look forward to Edghill, PAC and Auditor General addressing questionable Lotto Fund transactions under Persaud
Just how much will Guyana be paying for US military protection
$447.8m Deeds and Commercial Registries Authority opens in Region 2
Bulletin issued for Dominguez amid ongoing Ponzi Scheme case
GDF in joint exercises with US Navy in Guyana’s waters
GPHC commissions $210m boiler system
NA labourer gets 12 years for killing man
Child’s lifeless body found at Kwakwani waterfront
Qualco Guyana offering services to oil and gas industry
Timehri woman, 40, found dead in hotel
In Linden: Child rescued after being suspended with bedsheet by man
Foreign cannabis found in barrel
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The visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio
Justice Education Society expanding project in indigenous communities
Vasantotsav could be springboard for local filmmakers to study in India – Indian High Commission
Rupununi rodeo promises action, culture, and fun
Fluffy Duff
GTA assesses ‘Floating Cabin Experience’
What does the Trump Presidency portend for Guyana’s oil and gas going forward?
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Jose Raul Capablanca: ` Cuban Chess Machine’
Home is the best destination
7K United, Snipers, Strikers secure semifinal berths
Rupununi ‘Champions League’ Football The trio of Snipers, 7K United, and Strikers sealed their respective semifinal berths following contrasting quarterfinal victories when the Rupununi Football Association ‘Champions League’ continued.
CDB optimistic Linden to Mabura Road will be completed this year
-Basic Needs Trust Fund programme to continue The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) says that the Linden to Mabura Hill road project, while it has faced some delays, is progressing well and that a team, including environmental and social specialists, is set to visit Guyana this week to work through the remaining challenges.
Young: Rubio said US will not harm Trinidad
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Stuart Young says US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has given the assurance that the United States “will not harm Trinidad and Tobago.”
Trinidad Appeal Court ruling paves way for local man to be extradited to US for drug trafficking
Trinidad LGBT activist heads to Privy Council over Court of Appeal ruling
Trump administration directs spy satellite agencies to surveil U.S.-Mexico border
Rubio urges T&T to support US moves against Venezuela’s Maduro regime:
US appeals court upholds block on Trump deportation of some Venezuelans
Brazil warns of big risk of global trade being ‘weaponised’
LONDON, (Reuters) – Brazil’s secretary of foreign trade warned yesterday in the wake of U.S.
