Reply to "Guyana peeved at US’ listing of Guyana, other Caricom member states as “major” money launderers"

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Peeve or no peeve, if the government has a beef with the US State Dept Report, it should first look inward, soul searching. Then it will realize it has been all talk in parliament and no follow-up action on laws passed.

Let the State Dept see the government arresting and charging and trying money launderers in court, and a better report will be issued next year. Being peeved and swelling mouth and complaining won't help.

5/14/1710:35 AM

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