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GPSU’s Statement on ICJ Order and its Violations by Venezuela

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December 4, 2023
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Patrick Yarde President GPSU

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Court to Decide Whether MV Barima Murder Charges Can Proceed

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Court to Decide Whether MV Barima Murder Charges Can Proceed

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President’s College Celebrates 41st Anniversary Amid Debate Over Education Minister’s Historical Narrative

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Georgetown, Guyana – President’s College marked its 41st anniversary on September 11 with an assembly that has sparked discussion about...

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