Guyana reports unusual peaks in electricity demand and rising debt, while Haiti continues to face high rates of violence and kidnapping.
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Updated Aug 18
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Guyana reports unusual peaks in electricity demand and rising debt, while Haiti continues to face high rates of violence and kidnapping.
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Guyana deals with electricity demand and debt issues, while Haiti's violence persists.1 source
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