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Caribbean & Central America - 25 May 2004
GUYANA: Death squad allegations shake government
This month, indeed this year, politics in Guyana have been dominated by the "death squad" allegations. The government has responded by setting up an inquiry, but it has not satisfied the opposition or its international critics.
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