Where the wealth of the nation is owned and controlled by all the people and not a greedy minority

and where the political and social institutions exist for the people's advancement and dignity, not their exploitation & oppression

This is not an impossible dream

OUR VISION & MISSION

A just, harmonious and sustainable society, where the commanding value is the meeting of human needs, and where the sanctity and dignity of every person takes priority over the quest for profit. 

To abolish the existing neo-colonial and neo-liberal  arrangement, and to establish direct democracy, where People’s Assemblies, Committees and Workers’ Councils allow every citizen to participate in the decisions that impact their lives.

To take back Guyana’s strategic resources from local and foreign predators and to ensure that Guyana’s wealth is used to benefit all Guyanese, not a privileged few.

Latest Publications

Videos

PPP Giving Away Guyana – Politics 101 David Hinds with guest Gerald Perreira

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HAITI’S SECOND LIBERATION WITH GERALD PERREIRA

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Articles

On the Wrong Side of History: Guyana throws the Empire a lifeline

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Videos

THE GILDARIE/FREDDIE KISSOON SHOW with Guests Gerald Perreira & Charlene Wilkinson

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Radio

Guyana is an Imperialist Target

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Videos

The Essequibo Crisis: Guyana & Venezuela v. US & Wall Street Imperialism

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Articles

This is not a time for double-standards, hypocrisy, and game playing

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Articles

OVP Supports One China Policy

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Articles

Utterly disgusting that Guyana chose to condemn the Houthi forces

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Articles

Shocked and nauseated over NIS challenge to High Court ruling 

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Radio

Territorial Dispute between Guyana and Venezuela

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Articles

More calls for Guyana to cut ties with Israel

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The George James Institute offers courses from an Afrocentric perspective, critiquing Eurocentric and racist historiography, epistemology, ideologies and systems. Classes are free and open to all those who want to understand, or what we in the Caribbean refer to as ‘overstand’ the world in which they live.

Projects

Urban Community Gardens

Welfare & Community Outreach

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