The necessity for increased public education on the border controversy between Guyana and Venezuela has been highlighted, especially with the planned referendum just a few days away. This issue was highlighted during Wednesday’s second round of talks held at the University of Guyana. The discussions underscored the importance of ensuring the public is well-informed and understands the border dispute’s nuances before the significant referendum. Dacia Richards provides more details and insights on these talks and the need for public education in her report.
