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their enemies in order to 'get even' for some transgression. As a child attending St Andrew's Primary School in the 60s in the Cove and John/Nabaclis/Victoria villages on the East Coast of Demerara, Guyana, stories abound about the exploits of backoos who were owned by the Poole family. This family had many banana trees in their yard and it was rumored that the preponderance of these fruit trees was linked to the backoos because the banana was the staple diet of the creature. There were stories told of people who would be walking along Victoria sideline dam, then suddenly cry out for help as their bodies were slammed to the ground from an invisible force. They were being attacked by the backoos, unseen to the naked eye. The contortions into which their bodies were thrown revealed the 'licks' (beating) being delivered by the backoo. No one would come to their aid, since if you tried to help you would receive a severe thrashing of your own from the backoo. You could not tell where the backoo was since he was invisible to the naked eye. You could only see the result of the beating as its victim tried to escape the blows to no avail. The beating went on for five minutes or so, until the backoo departed into the unknown leaving its victim writhing in pain on the ground. Some people felt that it was not a backoo delivering a beating but instead someone caught up in an epileptic fit or an escapee from the Mental Institution or 'mad house' in Canje, Berbice. A report to the police would only result in rafts of loud derisive laughter from the policemen at the Cove and John Police Station Compound. Often times the victim would be told that he needs to be confined to the 'mad house'. You had to be a person of immense wealth in order to 'purchase' a backoo of your own. They certainly did not come cheap and were 'expensive' to maintain. If you did not keep your backoo well fed, he would turn on you and you would become a victim of your own backoo. No one ever knew from whom you could purchase a backoo, since it was a well guarded secret, known only to a few.

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the injustices and atrocities in all the world in all the Wiki country entries? Thus I could include, under Human Rights section - "There are many guns in Guyana/the US/Somalia, which compromises my Human Right to a secure existence"; or "There are significant obstacles to getting an abortion in Mississippi, which contravenes my Human Right to terminate the life of my unborn child; or "People in the UK can easily carry out an abortion, which is a clear transgression of the Human Rights of the unborn child", etc. etc. Get the problem? Until there is a universally agreed definition of Human Rights, inclusion of such arguments in an encyclopedia is 'political' (i.e. activist) and erroneous.

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people want to go to Bartica,right now am i not in the country an there are many people that are telling me ....when i go back to Guyana u have to take me to Bartica....yes thats what they are all saying u dont hear that u have to take me to parika noooooooo Bartica has lots to offer to the better development of Guyana it just need the right type of investment .....when i finish with my studies from abroad thats where i am going back to my beautiful bartica ....i must thank the kind gently man who worte the wonderful article bartica an added to wikipedia ... note: parika must be develop too cause that the main transit point of get to bartica ...... jc

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arbitration award of 1899, he led status quo is maintained. Therefore, the claim area is under the authority of the government of Guyana is not resolved until something different under the treaty. The first article of the document recognises the containment of Venezuela to consider null and void the decision of the court defined its border with British Guiana. The UK to sign the document recognise the claim and nonconformity of Venezuela remembering and find a practical, peaceful and satisfactory solution for the parties, The border disputes persist and no final settlement has been reached ".

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necessarily preclude a country from being a nation state, or a nation for that matter. While there are differences between the terms "country" and "nation" (geography vs demography), I don't think we'll find any sources that will posit that Guyana is not actually a nation. In colloquial English the two terms are often interchangeable. <: -->

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On Line 53, in Edit Mode, there is a note to editors that says "Do not change until the next census which will be in 2010!" or something like that. We are now almost in 2014. Are the population figures up-to-date? If they are, the note to editors can be removed. If not, then perhaps someone could

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The table containing Guyana's regions, their respective area, population and population per square kilometres is surely faulty. Supposing the numbers given under area and population are more or less right, the 'population per square kilometrs' column contains incorrect data in the case of Region 4, 5

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It was never discovered it was always there. The area is the Table top mountain area and is known and there were pictures of it from above, before the program. It is virgin rain forest but it's just very dense jungle, and hard very hard to get to. just the way everything is hyped these days...even by

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The latter are currently so controversial that including them as sections of Wiki entries on countries is fair neither to the countries in question, nor to the people attempting to negotiate a wide consensus on what these rights ought to be. If we wanted to be truly inclusive, then why not detail all

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I think that is what Forest Elf (Neranon/myself) meant. I was a bit naive and confused. Long story short, I said the same thing you did. :) By the way, that comment is over a year old, and I didn't know how to read pronunciation, but is the one shown on the page correct, as Barticastar and I wrote? I

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How many terrorist acts have been undertaken in Guyana in the last 10,20,40 years ? What percentage of violent crime in Guyana can be attributed to religious groups of any stripe ? We have problems with political violence, and with the narcotics trade ... but jihadis ? Really ? Also "prominent former

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Why is there such a huge picture/ photo regarding the boundary dispute. This picture is larger than all of the (few few photos) on this article. Seems it was probably inserted by a Venezuelan. It makes no sense as this article is not about Venezuela. I am removing it immediately. It can be replaced

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well i think that Bartica should be added to the see section because i think that it is just as important like parika, it has more attaction than parika an is by far more beautiful that parika,Bartica is a metropolis in the making i see great development in Bartica,any where u go in the world u hear

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British television recently ran a three or four part documentary showing an extraordinary exploration of Guyana's pristine rain forest. Unfortunately I cannot remember which program it aired on and am not in England at the moment. If anyone could shed light on this and add something about it to the

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well Bejnar if u think that this very biased well i guess that u have not studied history ....this is very important information when it comes to studing the history of any country....one of the main thing that you study in history is the economic an if there was a decline in the economic then you

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Guyane is an administrative division of France, not a territory, so "political entities" of that kind also include Colombian departments, Venezuelan states, Brazilian states, and so on... Given the amount of confusion that the statement brings up, its inclusion doesn't seem vital enough to warrant

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When Guyana became independent of the UK, it dropped the British and changed the spelling to Guyana to differentiate from the other Guianas..Dutch and French. The older generations and people from that period, and people from the UK sometimes still pronounce it Guiana. IT IS TECHNICALLY NOT WRONG,

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There has been quite a bit edit wars about the JFK incident. At the very least it deserves to be in the miscellaneous section because the incident not only reflects on the growing muslim/jihadist movement in Guyana, but that it extends to prominent former members of the government as well. I have

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The backoo was/is a mythical creature oft described as short in stature and owned by various people of means. mostly african-guyanese. These creatures (though people have claimed to have 'seen' them) were 'invisible' to everyone except their 'owners'. They were used by their owners to beat-up on

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this stuff is tottaly not true go to www.josh.com to find the best info ever on just about everything in the world!! A controversy has erupted over the choice of map for this article. The two candidates are shown here, along with any others that other Wikipedians may choose to enter. Feel free to

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An estimated 150,000 people from the USA live in Guyana, a country well known as a popular place for retirement. There are a few Guyanese people of Cherokee Indian descent from what was then Indian Territory in Oklahoma in the late 1800s. This migration arrived in coastal Colombia and Venezuela,

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there is a mentally ill individual who is continuously and obsessively editing maps and information dealing with Guyana and Venezuela borders. The individual is mostly likely Venezuelan and the individual is mostly likely the person writing about "reclamation" zone for Venezuela dealing with the

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OK lets straighten something out; Hindustan is the real name of India. Make people in Guyana are from there. Hinduism is the largest religion there; therefore dominant. The language of Hinduism is Hindi, so it is the language of India (so it could, though shouldn't be, called Indian, meaning the

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ok this Neranon has a hard time accepting the fact that his family pronounce the word Guyana wrong ......well i guess that they have lived out of the country for so long that they have forgoten how to pronounce it. I am from Guyana an it does not prounced like that, like how he/she said . it is

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Is there are particular reason for any of these 'facts' being included ? The first three I can understand as trivia, but most of the others have little to do with Guyana. While it can be argued that the location of the massacre is central to the story of the massacre, the fact that the massacre

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Plus, *******On June 2, 2007, a plan to set off bombs in the JFK airport were foiled, after on man asked an FBI agent about information on ammunition, failing to get information from others. The culprits were men in a terrorist group from the South American (NOT AFICAN!!!!) countries Guyana and

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sorry! 23:36, 25 October 2006 (UTC) p.s. dad and like 20 other relatives do to, and my mom's grandfather was exported out of india straight to Guyana. maybe the pronunciation was passed down? im trying way too hard! p.p.s. my friend needs 5 thematic maps on this place. May we please add some?

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was signed between Venezuela and the United Kingdom (on behalf of its then colony British Guiana) in Geneva, Switzerland, on 17 February 1966. It is a transitional arrangement to reach a final settlement of the border dispute, many defined as " an agreement to agree " and even invalidate the

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Of course the illegality of homosexuality is a question of human rights if it means that you can be jailed for how you think and feel. More usually it is homosexual acts, rather than homosexuality per se, that are illegal. Even then it is arguably a human rights issue if the law criminalises

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Well it was very funny when I saw that on wikipedia that the names of the various region does not correspond with the number of the region on the map .......I use to live in region number seven an the name of region number seven is cuyuni mazaruni an is located where on the map shows region

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I don't know. I see your point about ethnic homogeneity (although Somaliland has 3 official languages), but there doesn't seem to be a reference to Guyana as a "nation state" in the article, so there isn't much of an issue. The presence of ethnic minorities or multicultural policies doesn't

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and Nationals...what exactly does "Nationals" mean. Isnt a National a person fron a certain country. so do Indo Guyanese agree that they are from the country of India. And Afro Guyanese came from the country of Africa? And did these people arrive to Guyana in the last 20 or say 30 years?

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The largest nationality sub-group is that of East Indians comprising 43.5 percent of the population in 2002. They are followed by persons of African heritage (30.2 percent). The third in rank are those of Mixed Heritage (16.7 percent), while the Amerindians are fourth with 9.2 percent.

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Under the Economy Heading, it says the 9.1% unemployment is understated. Can we get real figures in, or was "understated" someones sort of self-righteousness? (I see that a lot, socialists that make bad names for the rest of them by always bashing everything to do with the economy)

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The individual is fluent in Knowledge and is very good at editing, and possibly knows web page development. The individual might be the same person making maps involving the border dispute, creating areas of Guyana that is internationally recognized on maps as part of Venezuela

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language) . The Majority of Indians are Hindu. This means Many Guyanese are Hindu. IF you could call Hindi Indian instead, you can call it Hindustani. Anyway, Hindustani is another name for Hindi, so there was really no point to just explain the above :) -Divya da Animal Lvr

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The Education section is in need of citations, I cannot find any of the information presented in the first paragraph in a scholarly source. It seems to come from a personal account, I would suggest removing it. Another article that can be mentioned in this section is

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Hindi died out a long time ago in Guyana, with only the Hindu religious leaders (pandits) able to read or speak it. Most of the people who spoke Hindi are already dead, if not generations ago. There might possible be a few very old individuals, but even that I doubt.

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Apart from the fact that it is questionable that Darren Collison is particularly "famous", his parents certainly are not - no disrespect - BUT my main problem with this is that I don't think we should have a "Famous Guyanese" section at all, for a number of reasons:

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The official names are India and Bharat. Bharat is considered the true name of India. Hindustan is the name given to India by Muslim invaders and is considered offensive to modern Indians. Hindustan is a Persian description of India that means Land of the Hindus.

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If President of Guyana is both head of state and head of government and there are not held presidential elections, it would not be logical to say that is not semi-presidential, but parliamentary with an executive presidency, like the in the case of South Africa? -

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for a full listing). The photos were taken during Temminck Groll's travels and study of 'shared cultural heritage' (heritage of the Netherlands located outside the country’s borders) and mainly date to the 1960s and 1970s. The photographs were digitised by the

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And according to Shugart, Guyana is an assembly-independent regime, because there are not any mechanisms to remove the president after he takes office, making it similar to what happens in Switzerland but, unlike there, there is no directory as government.

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Well, can we find sources to document the muslin/jihadist growth? If so, we could add that in under politics maybe even as a separate section and then JFK could be added. I agree that there needs to be a mention of the event especially as it unfolds.

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members" ... Mr. Kadir is a former mayor of Linden and PNC back bencher, it is a stretch to call him prominent and wrong to call him members, plural. Go to the Trinidad page, see how much ink they devote to this ... go to the US page, do they care ?

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I noticed that the formal name of the country in this article has been changed to Republic of Guyana from the Co-operative Republic of Guyana. When did Guyana changes its name? Did the government pass a law changeing it or is this an error?

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This information was outright copied and pasted into the article. Also it is not proper English and is hard to understand. Sentences do not make sense and are run on. Parts of this information can bee added when it is properly written.

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two.please get a correct map with the correct region numbers.I am glad to see that the Guyana page is improving with all the nice picture, Guyana is a wondeful place it will always be in my heart no matter where in am in the world.

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of Guyana's forest is virgin anyway due to it's inaccessability? AH!! I've just remembered something..hold on, checking phone..bingo. The team of scientists were from Conservation International. Check their website for references.

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As in any other country in the world, Guyanese people vary in how they pronounce words, what stresses they put on different syllables etc. I hardly think we can use "my mom's from here i know this for a fact" as a reference... ;)

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also note that all maps on the Venezuela Knowledge includes territorial areas of guyana. what is not challenged becomes a part of history in wikipedia. Anyone can write history by finding and attaching a link I have found.

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There is also a border contreversy with Venezuela. 2/3 of Guyana is claimed to be Venezulian (the reclamation zone known as Guyana Esequibo). I don't have much information on that but you can have a look on venezualian maps

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As far as the use of 'majority' goes, there is no obviously no majority ethnic group as no group has more than 50% of the population. In these circumstances, the largest ethnic group (East Indians) is technically a

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I've removed the expenditures statement since no citation was forthcoming. This is potentially important information given the instability next door in Venezuela. If someone can come up with a figure let's add it.

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Actually, Hindustani IS a language. It is a specific dialect of Hindi. I don't have sources at the moment which states this, but ask any student who is studying Indian language and culture, or is a Hindi student.

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While probably inappropriate the statement is quite clear. In this context, struggled would be synonymous with fought, i.e. Guyana has been fought over for 500 years, by the Spanish, French, Dutch and British.

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THERE IS NO LANGUAGE CALLED HINDUSTANI in existence. As far as I know there is a language called Hindi and Urdu. And a few words or phrases that individuals might use is not considered a full language.

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whose scope would include Guyana. Any interested parties are more than welcome to add their names there, so we can see if there is enough interest to start such a project. Thank you for your attention.

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Abdul Kadir a former member of the Guyanese parliament, and Guyanese immigrant Russell Defreitas were arrested on 2 June 2007 for allegedly plotting to blow up fuel lines for New York City airports.

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Individual from Venezuela or Venezuelan connections keeps changing and inputting information dealing with border disputes in areas that it does not belong in. The article needs to be locked.

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There are a number of categories used including Category:Guyanese_people and Category:Guyanese_people_by_occupation. Categories are better than lists as lists need constant maintenance.

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I requested a citation for the 7 million dollar expenditure figure which seems terribly low. That works out to about $ 35 per soldier per year. Something isn't right. Can we clarify?

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consenting acts between adults in private; as article eight of the european convention on human rights put it: "everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life".

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I am therefore changing the heading of this entry to 'Homosexuality'. It should no way be removed, because it's a damned useful bit of info for the open-minded traveller...

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Can someone please lock the main picture of Guyana on a map? It seems like Venezuelans have been continuously adding their outdated territorial claims to the main map.

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Any discussion of Demographics should also talk about heavy migration from Guyana to the other countries including the UK, many Caribbean countries, the US and Canada.

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In what sense is Guyana "properly pronounced "? I would think that as English is the official language, the "anglicized" pronunciations would be the proper ones. —

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Following the link to the list of populations by country gives Guyana a rank of 159th with a population of 738,000. This contradicts what's written inthe article??

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I did have it recorded and I've just gone to the box to check but it's been deleted! The title had the word Guyana and forest in it (sorry). You do know that

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I had no idea that nahuatl(mexican)was a recognised language, or has this article been vandalised too? i'm genuinely confused so i would appreciate an answer

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In my ongoing efforts to try to include every country on the planet included in the scope of a WikiProject, I have proposed a new project on South America at

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There were three groups of investigators who went by boat, up a mountain and by horseback respectively to explore the undiscovered terrain. Ring any bells? (

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Guyana is a multicultural country, not a nation. A nation state is a country in which all the people belong to the same ethnic and linguistic group.

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not to have a separate stub section in South America. The reason was before all Guyana and Suriname stubs were simply thrown into the large list of

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is a lot more than few. But, I think I now see what it was trying to say. I don't think it was particularly clear - I will try to reword it. --

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occurred in Guyana is not an important fact in the history of Guyana. And surely the floods deserve mention before a 'saying' about labba meat.

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4) Categories are also the way to go because people are listed alphabetically, so there are no arguments over who should be listed first etc.

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Even as unofficial, I think it would be good to have a translation of the country's formal name in Guyanese for the article if possible: "

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The arbitration award is null Britain paris what renonocio which Guyana should accede to the Geneva Accord which is a disputed territory

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just want to know, and I think that is what I meant to write above, but instead I wrote it in a very deranged way. I am VERY sorry!

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Trinidad. One was a former member of the Guyanese Parliament. No news yet on the identity, but many theories are floating around.

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i belive the lower map is two detailed to include alongside article text and i dislike breaking the flow of the text with images.

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I think that this article needs a good many more pictures. Oh, it has maps, but we need actual pictures from inside the country.

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It is known that Mount Roraima is located in the triple border of Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana; but the highest point (which is

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indeed one of the more resouceful place for Guyana. it is uncomon to find a source with information on Guyana that isn't biased

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Suriname and Brazil, itself a haven for 15,000 Confederate Americans fleeing their defeat in the US civil war in the 1860s.

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So once and for all...There is no large population of people in Guyana speaking HINDUSTANI, a language that does not exist.

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Does anyone know what this is trying to say? "as been struggled" -- should this be "has been settled," or something else?

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a) people get added when they're judged notable enough for an article - so, although June Collison might get a mention in

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have to study who cause that decline, an in this case it was the PNC now the PNCR.there is nothing biased about that

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I Wonder if it would be relevant too include information regarding Guyana's high suicide rates under the health section,

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if they stay in the South America article for too long without work the articles themselves may go up for deletion vote.

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the PNC (People's National Congress) was that it led to very poor health conditions for a large part of the population.

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Individual's name is most likely "Hiddendaemian". Web developer. He alone pretty much wrote the whole Guayana Esequiba

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for being notable in that field, they may not be "famous" at all, but it's notability, not "fame" that is the issue.

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together with the descendants of immigrants who came to the country either as slaves or as indentured laborers.

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This is an article screaming that it needs to be historically referenced from a source like Brittanica (from

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On that note, I don't believe that homosexuality being illegal is necessarily a question of 'human rights'.

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at least at the bottom so you wont have to fish one-by-one through the long list for any Guyana articles on

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Guyana is the third-smallest independent state on the mainland of South America (after Uruguay, Suriname).

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consists of 2,641 historical photographs taken by the Dutch architect and architectural historian

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article, that'd be great (as long as you all think it will not draw attention to the loggers?!) (

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