Guyana has dropped several places on the international scene, when it comes to the ease of doing business.
Guyana Scored 52
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This represents the sixth consecutive year that Guyana’s ranking on the international business index has plummeted.
Guyana has dropped several places on the international scene, when it comes to the ease of doing business.
Looks like the coalition were unable to stop the slide as they squeeze the business community to raise revenues to support those 50% raises that Granger et all fill their pockets with.
asj posted:This represents the sixth consecutive year that Guyana’s ranking on the international business index has plummeted.
And 5 of the 6 years it was led by the PPP.
Druggie how come you didn't complain then?
caribny posted:asj posted:This represents the sixth consecutive year that Guyana’s ranking on the international business index has plummeted.
And 5 of the 6 years it was led by the PPP.
Druggie how come you didn't complain then?
Your party came to power with promises of change, but what we see is worse than exchange. In fact they going in reverse, hoping for oil to save the country.
Drugb posted:In fact they going in reverse, hoping for oil to save the country.
How exactly? Guyana remains dependent on raw commodity exports, thanks to the PPP. Guyana lacks control over those prices, so as they drop so does Guyana.
So blame the PPP for not insisting that the Chinese do more value added processing instead of exporting tree trunks, with the leaves still on.
caribny posted:Drugb posted:In fact they going in reverse, hoping for oil to save the country.How exactly? Guyana remains dependent on raw commodity exports, thanks to the PPP. Guyana lacks control over those prices, so as they drop so does Guyana.
So blame the PPP for not insisting that the Chinese do more value added processing instead of exporting tree trunks, with the leaves still on.
What does the PPP have to do with manufacturing? This you claimed was the domain of private enterprise when we raised similar questions about the PNC. They can only facilitate via tax breaks and policy. They were on the right path with the Amelia falls but the PNC blocked this and now there is no replacement plan in place for affordable energy which is one of the drivers of manufacturing.
Drugb posted:What does the PPP have to do with manufacturing?
Jamaica has a more developed manufacturing sector, yet its access to energy is no more than what Guyana has. Dream up another reason to excuse the PPP for doing nothing in 23 years, while demanding that the PNC works magic in 15 months.
You can bellow as much as you wish about Amalia. Answer this.
If the PPP squandered US$5 million on Fip Motilall, a fraud with no track record on road build why should they be trusted to spend US1 billion on the entire project?
And what of those who have shown that Amalia Falls was going to cost 2X as much as similar projects elsewhere.
Now I know that the PPP planned to stuff $500 million (US) in their pockets, and are very angry that this didn't happen. They all wanted to get rich like Fip Motilall.
You really ought to stop pretending as if the PPP were angels because evidence shows that being devils is closer to it. So devilish that they allowed a criminal, who is now being gang raped in US jails, to kill a PPP minister.
http://www.kaieteurnewsonline....inesses-guyana-lost/
A listing of companies that existed in Guyana in the 70s, but are now gone today. I bet you that none of them existed in April 2015.
caribny posted:Drugb posted:What does the PPP have to do with manufacturing?
Jamaica has a more developed manufacturing sector, yet its access to energy is no more than what Guyana has. Dream up another reason to excuse the PPP for doing nothing in 23 years, while demanding that the PNC works magic in 15 months.
You can bellow as much as you wish about Amalia. Answer this.
If the PPP squandered US$5 million on Fip Motilall, a fraud with no track record on road build why should they be trusted to spend US1 billion on the entire project?
And what of those who have shown that Amalia Falls was going to cost 2X as much as similar projects elsewhere.
Now I know that the PPP planned to stuff $500 million (US) in their pockets, and are very angry that this didn't happen. They all wanted to get rich like Fip Motilall.
You really ought to stop pretending as if the PPP were angels because evidence shows that being devils is closer to it. So devilish that they allowed a criminal, who is now being gang raped in US jails, to kill a PPP minister.
Again you keep returning to the PPP and fictitious what if scenarios, none of which is proven. You once again evade the question of what the PPP has to do with manufacturing. This is the domain of private enterprise. When Granger came to Brooklyn to solicit your help you backed down, refusing to put your money where your mouth is. The fact remains that the afc/pnc blocked the Amelia falls project and drove away the investor. Now they don't have a solution for going forward, not even a proposed one to bring affordable energy to the country.
Drugb posted:caribny posted:Drugb posted:What does the PPP have to do with manufacturing?
Jamaica has a more developed manufacturing sector, yet its access to energy is no more than what Guyana has. Dream up another reason to excuse the PPP for doing nothing in 23 years, while demanding that the PNC works magic in 15 months.
You can bellow as much as you wish about Amalia. Answer this.
If the PPP squandered US$5 million on Fip Motilall, a fraud with no track record on road build why should they be trusted to spend US1 billion on the entire project?
And what of those who have shown that Amalia Falls was going to cost 2X as much as similar projects elsewhere.
Now I know that the PPP planned to stuff $500 million (US) in their pockets, and are very angry that this didn't happen. They all wanted to get rich like Fip Motilall.
You really ought to stop pretending as if the PPP were angels because evidence shows that being devils is closer to it. So devilish that they allowed a criminal, who is now being gang raped in US jails, to kill a PPP minister.
Again you keep returning to the PPP and fictitious what if scenarios, none of which is proven. You once again evade the question of what the PPP has to do with manufacturing. This is the domain of private enterprise. When Granger came to Brooklyn to solicit your help you backed down, refusing to put your money where your mouth is. The fact remains that the afc/pnc blocked the Amelia falls project and drove away the investor. Now they don't have a solution for going forward, not even a proposed one to bring affordable energy to the country.
Bullpoop. The PPP's plan was never to bring affordable energy, it was a ploy to scam some dollars out of the system, nothing would have come of that Amelia falls project.
cain posted:Bullpoop. The PPP's plan was never to bring affordable energy, it was a ploy to scam some dollars out of the system, nothing would have come of that Amelia falls project.
I see rehab and all those AA meeting didn't have the desired effect. Woulda coulda shoulda, verbal diarrhea coming from your mouth as stick your nose up Granger's posterior enjoying the smell of dry shyte.
and you are still a fkin IDIOT who really fkd up his head with drugs as shown, over and out.
cain posted:and you are still a fkin IDIOT who really fkd up his head with drugs as shown, over and out.
Cain brother: I am really disappointed at you. You can still express your dissatisfaction without using the implied "F" words. I don't think I have seen Guyanese Portuguese displaying this type of behavior. Believe me, we do have Portuguese in Skeldon.
Drugb posted:Again you keep returning to the PPP and fictitious what if scenarios, none of which is proven.
1. Jagdeo harbored a criminal who the USA wanted extradited. The Guyana gov't said that they weren't interested in doing so. Numerous comments have been made about the degree of influence that RK had over the PPP. The best that you all think that he is a hero.
2. The Fip Motilall scandal was well documented. He was awarded a contract to build a road and was given $5million. Unless you offer evidence that he repaid the gov't when he couldn't perform my position stands.
3. The PPP is angry that their scam to steal even more than Fip did came to nothing. APNU saved Guyana from a major albatross, given that the PPP exhibited poor project management and that the project was being constructed at way higher prices than similar projects elsewhere.
BTW we all saw pictures of the dry river bed where Amalia was supposed to be. No evidence that this was even an appropriate site.