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Caribbean & Central America - July 2011
GUYANA: IMF gives government election boost
Guyana must go to the polls before the end of the year, and the politicking has been going on in earnest for some months. The release at the end of June of the IMF’s latest – broadly satisfactory – report on Guyana will have given the ruling People’s Progressive Party-Civic (PPP/C) a boost.
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