Guyana & Trinidad Host U.S. Military — Should There Be a Referendum?

The U.S. Navy has just completed joint military exercises with the Guyana Defence Force, raising major questions about transparency, public consent, and regional security. While Washington and Georgetown describe the PASSEX drills as strengthening cooperation, many citizens are asking a simple question: Who approved this, and should the people have a say before foreign military forces operate in national waters?

This report on Latin American News Now examines:
– The U.S. Navy–GDF exercise in Guyana
– Growing U.S. military presence in the Caribbean
– Why Guyana and Trinidad are becoming strategic hotspots
– Whether the public should vote before such decisions are made
– What this means for regional peace, sovereignty, and democracy

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