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S3 Ep2 | The Contract

3/21/2023 • 39 min

After a year’s worth of pressure from local press and civil society groups, the Guyanese government released its contract with ExxonMobil to the public in December 2017. The IMF calls it an unfair deal for Guyana. Some local leaders start calling on government officials to try to renegotiate the contract, but others say that’s a fool’s errand and the only place to fight the contract is in court. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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