Home - News - Guyana Has A Duty To Safeguard Its Resource Returns ★ Caribbean: Guyanese Oil & ExxonMobil By Hon. Albert Baldeo: U.S. Ambassador Nicole Theriot is advocating for American commercial interests. Our Government must defend Guyanese interests with equal resolve. Guyana’s oil…
Turhan Mildon spent years collecting powerful friends on three continents, and in Venezuela, those friendships paid off in a big way. The 29-year-old Turkish businessman was running the country’s state-owned cement plants, a deal tied to some of the most…
“So we started to preach the doctrine of self-organization. And we made it very clear what we were after — the genuine multiracial and democratic power of the working people.” In the days since his death, tributes to Kwayana have been…
Home - News - Exxon: Guyana Is Not Your Plantation Corporate responsibility does not depend on winning an election. It follows from the benefits a company receives, the impact it creates, and the obligations it assumes. You need no electoral mandate to…
The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr John Abdulai Jinapor, has engaged the leadership of agencies and institutions under the ministry to assess their 2026 performance and set priorities for 2027. The meeting focused on reviewing progress in the energy sector,…
Home - News - Open Letter To ExxonMobil: Guyana Is A Nation—Not Merely An Oilfield The following open letter was written to ExxonMobil President Alistair Routledge by former Guyanese judge and prosecutor Albert Baldeo. Your reported declaration that “it’s not our…
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