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Guyana blocks US propaganda being pumped into Venezuela from its airwaves
A mural of late President Hugo Chavez, in Caracas, Venezuela

GUYANA has blocked US attempts to use one of its medium-wave radio towers to pump right-wing propaganda into neighbouring Venezuela as part of Washington’s efforts at regime change.

President David Granger confirmed that his government had denied a request to broadcast Voice of America (VoA) from the country’s radio frequencies.

“It would not be in our national interest to do anything to destabilise relations at this time,” he said.

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