GTUC condemns PPP’s fear and smear political campaign

The GTUC calls on the PPP to stop its fear and smear political campaign. The statement by Cabinet Secretary, Dr. Roger Luncheon that the government is worried about the influx of former military officers to support the opposition party in the lead up to the May 11th polls is feigned indignation to continue its divide and rule policy, to divert attention, so as not to be held accountable for their stewardship. The PPP clearly demonstrates that it is prepared to continue using the military as a political football where they play both the challenging team and the defending team.

June 28 - July 3, 2015, Georgetown, Guyana
Theme: EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE
Patron: Madam Elizabeth Harper AA

Guyana Cultural Association of New York Inc. Newsletters - Following in the Footsteps Of Strong & Talented Guyanese Women - March 28, 2015 Vol. 5 Issue 3

"I am Charisse"

It is unfortunate that media reports are being carried about a Police arrest of me and the accuracy of such a report was not verified or validated. It should be stated clearly, that I was never arrested by the Police and therefore could not have been released.

The recent air crash of Germanwings Flight 9525 where it is alleged that one of the crew members deliberately crashed the aircraft, brings to the forefront the debate about the direction of technology vs humans in the aviation industry.

Guyana Berbice Association Inc. Washington DC Chapter invites all to their 32nd Annual Dinner & Dance.

See attached flyer for more info

Roman Hall a 17 year old young man from Florida who suffers from Cystic Fibrosis and has already been the recipient of a double lung transplant, is gravely ill in the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida.

Breaking NEWS!

Guyana's Ambassador to the United States, H.E. Bayney Karran who has been in competition with the Belize’s Permanent Representative to the OAS Nestor Mendez has lost the election for the position as the next Assistant Secretary General of the Organization of America States.

As expected, the events at Babu John attracted wide attention and media coverage. A front page photograph in SN of President Ramotar belting out Bob Marley’s ‘Let’s Get Together’ was in striking contrast to the accusation by Dr. Bharat Jagdeo that during the 2011 elections, the Opposition APNU had sent drummers around calling on their supporters to ‘let’s get the coolies out,’ or words to that effect. Observers heard these two discordant notes, one a plea for unity in song, the other a divisive rant, and several others this past week.