Topics
on Guyanese Post-Independence History
By
Dr. Odeen Ishmael
© 2005 - Odeen
Ishmael
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Updated February 2010
1. How the American Government helped Burnham to rig the 1968 elections
2. The December 1968 Electoral Fraud
3. The PNC's Nationalisation Policy of the 1970s
4. The PNC Regime's Shifting Ideological Positions in the 1970s
5. The Failure of Burnham’s “Feed, Clothe and House the Nation” Plan
6. The 1980 Guyana Elections – Virtual army coup kept PNC in power
9. Guyana-Suriname border issue: From the 1960s to 2004
10. The rigged referendum of 1978
11. How the PNC rigged itself a two-thirds majority in 1973
12. The Arnold Rampersaud trials
13. The rigged 1985 elections in Guyana
14. The offer of "critical support" by the PPP
15. Mass murder, secret plots and political assassinations in Guyana (1978-1980)
16. The PPP proposal for a National Patriotic Front
17. The Upper Mazaruni hydro-electric project
18. Guyana's economic decline during 1985-1991
19. Aspects of Guyana's foreign policy during 1966-1970
20. The intensified struggle for electoral reforms in Guyana (1990-1992)
21. The formation of the PPP-Civic alliance
22. The October 1992 elections: The restoration of democracy in Guyana
23. The pattern of political repression by the PNC regime
24. The fraudulent local government elections in 1970
25. The rush towards privatisation (1989-1992)
26. Economic aggression and new maritime claims by Venezuela (1967-1968)
27. The Protocol of Port of Spain (1970)
28. The elusive search for political unity (1975-1982)
29. Guyana-Venezuelan relations from 1970 to 1980
30. The termination of the Protocol of Port of Spain
31. Guyana-Venezuela economic cooperation (1985-1992)