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News: Commentary: Iran and the Guyana media

Commentary: Iran and the Guyana media Issues Affecting The Caribbean Since the visit of President Jagdeo to Tehran, all sorts of unfounded accusations, baseless speculations and superfluous insinuations, most expressing anti-Iran hysteria, have appeared in the Guyanese media condemning the visit. Some interpreted the presence of Jagdeo in Iran as an anti-American move. Source: Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: COMMENTARY [See Similar Topics]

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