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Aug 11, 2019 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
The issue with the Haitians, which began as a suspicion on the part of the politicians, has taken an interesting twist. Suddenly, it has turned out that the Haitians are just a small portion of the people who enter Guyana and do not return through the airport.
The Chinese and the Cubans have been coming for a long time but for some reason they never attracted political attention.
The Cubans, whom people say are leaving, are in fact crossing the border also. This cannot end in a hurry.
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The police are going to be chasing yet another suspected bandit through the streets of a crowded neighbourhood. Because of two recent incidents there will be no unnecessary gunshots. However they are going to find the bandit in a house. There will be a shooting then.
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House to House registration will continue, but this would only cause more rhetoric in the chat sites. There will be contributions from an organisation that often presents itself as a neutral body.
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