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GOV’T HAILED FOR EXITING GUYANA FROM CFATF BLACKLIST

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A Canadian expert on Money Laundering has praised the Guyana Government for its hard work to exit the CFATF watch list. The expert warns that once there is a high crime rate in the country, chances of a return to that blacklist are not remote. Here more from Royden James

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