Future Notes
‘Collective Bargaining: towards a dictatorship’
On the V-Democracy Index Guyana is classified as an ‘electoral democracy’ verging upon an ‘electoral autocracy’. This is largely because...
Read moreDetails‘ANUG ‘gat it wok cut out’
The way political parties come into existence before national elections and fade away after in Guyana would lead one to...
Read moreDetails‘Suggesting an ANUG reset’
As one of the founding members of A New and United Guyana (ANUG), I congratulate its new chairperson Dr. Mark...
Read moreDetails‘The Domestic Violence Act 1996 in history’
Women Peace and Security Index 2023/2024 Denmark 1; USA 37; Barbados 47; Guyana 49; T&T 70; Jamaica 77; Suriname 87;...
Read moreDetails‘GECOM and ethical decision-making’
In 2022, a United Kingdom government document setting out the aims of its proposed Elections Bill said that the changes...
Read moreDetails‘America, Guyana and tomorrow’
In 1994, white Americans made up about 85% of the population; today they are about 65% with thousands of new...
Read moreDetails‘Referendum: merely a symptom’
So far, the Alliance for Change (AFC) and Working People’s Alliance (WPA) are in support of having a referendum on...
Read moreDetailsReferendums: a formalistic approach’
A referendum is a majoritarian instrument that is generally unsuitable for use in ethnically divided societies such as Guyana. Recently,...
Read moreDetails‘Western unity and bipartisanship’
This presentation is largely the outcome of two related recent events. A few weeks ago, I received a podcast in...
Read moreDetails‘Smoke and mirrors’
The suddenness with which the regime decided to make a $200,000 cash grant to all Guyanese households and with which...
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