In a compelling address to Caribbean Community (Caricom) leaders, Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali emphasized the necessity of approaching the United States’ increasing naval presence in the Caribbean with vigilance and open dialogue. Speaking on Tuesday, Ali urged regional leaders to engage in mature and transparent discussions about the security implications of this military build-up, particularly in light of concerns such as drug trafficking, illegal migration, and the misuse of international waterways.
Guyana’s president calls for mature and open discussions on the US military presence in the region
