Reply to "Guyana's border towns threatened by violent gangs as Venezuela crisis deepens"

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VishMahabir posted:
This can be solved easily.
Granger should invite these border people to come and live in Guyana.

Criminals? The crisis is due to Venezuelan gangs who terrorize that country and will do the same in Guyana, as they can get away with it.

The average border dweller is a different issue, but their problems are too big for Guyana to resolve. Look at how mired with these refugees the much bigger, richer and more developed Colombia and Brazil now are.

8/2/186:55 PM

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