Reply to "US travel advisory warns Americans to ‘exercise increased caution’ when visiting Guyana"

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Drugb posted:
kp posted:
Well, if people think things are good in Guyana, why don't they protest this information coming from the US government, but the US has drug officials and other personels stationed in Guyana and they see first hand the problems.So who should we believe, the US or the Guyana government???
One has only to review my crime tracker thread to agree with this report.

While there are varied views, it is extremely plausible that the US authorities would ensure that the updates are current at publication.

Also indeed, it is also plausible that the updated information could be identical for a number of years as there has been no improvement.

1/11/183:05 PM

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