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Herdmanston’s Lodge conference on the border controversy illuminated a refreshing model of Guyanese civility and constructive cooperation - Stabroek News

  • Mar 31, 2025
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Dear Editor,

On Friday 28th March I followed on Zoom a conference on the border controversy organized at Herdmanston Lodge by the Centre for International and Border Studies, led by our esteemed colleague Professor Mark Kirton.

The article Herdmanston’s Lodge conference on the border controversy illuminated a refreshing model of Guyanese civility and constructive cooperation appeared first on Stabroek News.

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