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Apr 24, 2025 Letters
Dear Editor,
The Cooperative Republic of Guyana (CRG) thanks the U.S. for its constructive input, analysis and perspective on Guyana. There is always room for improvement, and we should all objectively embrace the perspectives of our allies and partners. Any report on our nation provided by our powerful and more capable allies is welcome. It also gives us an opportunity to make improvements to strengthen the law and order, business environment and tourism growth in our nation. The current travel restrictions placed by the U.S. on our nation is reflective of the U.S. government’s perception of the internal security of Guyana.
Our law-and-order system is in need of urgent attention, and we must avoid dismissing the input of our very capable allies. Instead, we should work even closer with the U.S. to bring about the needed changes. The cries of corruption in our society have been extensive and consistent. It should be of no surprise that the U.S. government has echoed the call of our citizens for improved law and order. Those in office and the opposition must embrace the importance of the U.S. government’s perspective and take clear steps towards implementing an effective strategy to strengthen the law and order in our nation.
Best regards,
Mr. Jamil Changlee
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