Opinion

Democracy v terrorism

The manhunt for Anis Amri, which ended in a shootout in Milan, closes another chapter in Europe’s struggle against terrorism, but it also highlights the difficulties of protecting large democracies against resolute combatants like IS.

Will Guyana’s oil wealth trickle down to the masses?

Dear Editor With the public announcement in the local media that ExxonMobil is gearing up for oil production from Guyana’s first oil well by mid-2020, and that the company has announced that it has awarded contracts to United States-based, SBM Offshore for a floating production storage and offloading vessel, we trust the Guyana economy and all Guyanese would directly benefit from this.

Cash-based society

Guyana has long been a cash-based society, stubbornly resistant to the many advances in the international financial system over the years, and not in the forefront of the countries in the Caribbean in the implementation of ATM machines, debit cards, credit cards, and online payments.

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