Etiqueta: Bharrat Jagdeo

Ubraj Narine, former mayor of Georgetown, requests the Guyana Police to investigate the Vice President, Bharrat Jagdeo for alleged corruption

Germán Agamez

EDITOR’S NOTE: Continuing with our reports on the current political-administrative situation in Guyana, we publish below a letter sent by Pt. Ubraj Narine, Vice President/Director of Communications of the Institute for Action Against Discrimination (IFAAD) and former mayor of Georgetown, in which he requests the Police of that country to investigate alleged acts of corruption […]

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Ubraj Narine, ex alcalde Georgetown, solicita a la Policía de Guyana, investigar al Vicepresidente, Bharrat Jagdeo por presunta corrupción

Germán Agamez

NOTA DEL EDITOR: Continuando con nuestros informes acerca de la actualidad político-administrativa de Guyana, publicamos a continuación una carta enviada por el pt. Ubraj Narine, Vicepresidente/Director de Comunicaciones del Instituto de Acción Contra la Discriminación (IFAAD) y ex alcalde Georgetown, en la que solicita a la Policía de ese país, investigar unos presuntos actos de […]

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Declaraciones de Bharrat Jagdeo en Babu John: una amenaza a la democracia y evidencia de una temerosa dependencia del poder estatal

Germán Agamez

Por Ubraj Narine* Estimado editor, Las recientes declaraciones del vicepresidente Bharrat Jagdeo en Babu John en Berbice han generado preocupación sobre su compromiso con la democracia. Además, estos comentarios arrojan luz sobre el miedo profundamente arraigado de Jagdeo y su dependencia del poder estatal, revelando un aspecto preocupante de su carácter político. La democracia prospera […]

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Bharrat Jagdeo’s Remarks at Babu John: A Threat to Democracy and Evidence of Fearful Dependency on State Power

Germán Agamez

By Ubraj Narine* Dear Editor, The recent remarks made by Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo at Babu John in Berbice have raised concerns about his commitment to democracy. Furthermore, these remarks shed light on Jagdeo’s deep-rooted fear and dependence on state power, revealing a concerning aspect of his political character. Democracy thrives when leaders respect the […]

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