Tag Archives: Venezuela

Balancing act: Government and business – success stories and cautionary tales

Government and Business

Imagine two tightrope walkers, one tethered to the guiding pole of government control, the other dancing freely on the winds of laissez-faire. This is the precarious, thrilling balancing act between government and business, a dynamic relationship that has shaped the prosperity and poverty of nations throughout history. In this article, …

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A tangled web: Unravelling the historical roots of the Venezuela-Guyana border dispute

Venezuela-Guyana border dispute

Trinidad and Tobago, a cornerstone member of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), finds itself in the unenviable position of seemingly prioritising economic gain over regional solidarity with Guyana, another CARICOM member locked in a Venezuela-Guyana border dispute spanning more than a century. In a move that ripples across the Caribbean, Trinidad …

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