US Deports alleged Nazi war Criminal and how it affects everyone - April 14, 2009
A landmark process is underway today in the US with the deportation of an alleged Nazi war criminal - John Demjanjuk that can affect many of us and will have long reaching effects. It demonstrates that all naturalized citizens have the lifelong burden of proof to demonstrate that all information furnished during their immigration and naturalization process, including immigrant visa application is true. Read more...........

Honour Thy Mother - Viewpoint by Mr. Vibert Parvatan - May 7, 2009 - Vibert Parvatan: Profile

Happy Mothers Day! May the pure love of a mother be always recognized by children, who with thankful hearts and appreciation return that love. Mother's Day is always a special occasion. It allows men and women, boys and girls, to focus attention on that very special person we call mother.  Read more........

US Embassy in Guyana offers immigrant visa appointment guidelines - October 08, 2008
The Embassy of the United States Consular Section, Georgetown Guyana issued guidelines for your appointment at the Embassy for your immigrant visa.

US State Department Publishes 2008 INCSR - March 01, 2008
The United States State Department published its 2008 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report and Guyana does not fare well.

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Caribbean Woman Statue unveiled in Stockwell, London, England - Designed by Guyanese - October 08, 2008
London's first public statue of an African-Caribbean woman has been unveiled as a memorial to women in the Caribbean community.

The 3m (10ft) high Bronze Woman statue of a woman holding a baby has been installed in Stockwell Memorial Garden, south London.

The anonymous figure is based on a poem of the same name by Guyana-born Cecile Nobrega, who lives in Stockwell. Ms. Nobrega is a former student of Bishop's High School of Georgetown Guyana.

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