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A new contingent of Peace Corps volunteers has arrived in Guyana, marking the latest group to serve in the country since 1966. The volunteers are reportedly enthusiastic and eager to contribute to the community. They come bearing educational materials, sports equipment, and other supplies, rather than military hardware. While their sincerity is not generally questioned by Guyanese, the historical context of their presence is complex. The Peace Corps has been active in Guyana for over five decades, with their volunteers focusing on education and community development.

Article source: guyanatimesgy.com | Image credit: Department of Public Information, Guyana

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