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We have started to collect the most important news related to Guyana in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Guyana-born poet John Agard is the winner of the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry for 2012.
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Guyana wrestles with fallout from deadly protests
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At least three people are killed during protests against rising electricity prices in Guyana's second town, Linden.
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United StatesUS Congressman Paul Ryan's defends this budget plan in a speech at Georgetown University, after faculty and priests at the school criticised the plan.
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Donald Ramotar of Guyana's governing People's Progressive Party wins the presidency but his party loses its parliamentary majority, officials say.
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Results from Guyana's general election on Monday continue to come in, amid indications of a strong challenge to the ruling party.
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United StatesThe people of Guyana vote for a new government in an election likely to continue to reflect the South American nation's traditional racial divide.
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Guyana rainforest at risk from gold mining
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A plane carrying 163 people crashes as it lands in Guyana after a flight from New York, causing injuries but no deaths.
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A plane has crashed and broken in two on landing at Guyana's main airport in the capital, Georgetown, causing injuries but no deaths.
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