Stabroek Weekend

The girl can’t help it

By Naomi Wolf  NEW YORK – When Mary Barra was named CEO of General Motors (GM) in early December – the first woman to head a major American automaker – it seemed to many to be a milestone in women’s struggle for equal rights and opportunities.

Getting ready for a pickle mango picnic.

Pigeon Island Squatting Area

 Story by Jeanna Pearson with photos by Arian Browne   Approximately eight miles from Georgetown poverty-stricken Indian families are crammed into small dilapidated shacks along a dam near the banks of the Chateau Margot seawall.

Leave the past behind

The struggle of the working class and the organised activity of the trade union movement have substantially determined the course of Guyana’s history.

Mexico showed the way in 2013

Of all the things that happened in Latin America in 2013, the one that could have the most positive long-term impact — if it’s implemented properly — is the agreement between Mexico’s three biggest political parties to approve fundamental reforms.

Godfather Cocktail (Photo by Cynthia Nelson)

Bottoms Up!

A well-stocked bar is almost a requirement at the holidays. It’s a time of toasting, celebrating, saying goodbye… to a year and welcoming another full of hope.

Xi’s recipe

This article was received from Project Syndicate, an international not-for-profit association of newspapers dedicated to hosting a global debate on the key issues shaping our world.

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