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More than two decades after then Leader of the Opposition Robert Corbin and then President Bharrat Jagdeo signed an agreement aimed at easing Guyana’s political crisis and advancing democratic reform, the commitments remain a reminder of the country’s unresolved struggle over political inclusion and the exercise of power.
In two October articles in his Future Notes column, former People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) government minister Dr Henry Jeffrey revisits Corbin’s 2003 initiative, arguing that the failure to implement key agreements exposed the limits of political dialogue without sustained commitment from those in power.
Jeffrey’s reflections follow Corbin’s death on October 4, 2026, and examine the former Opposition Leader and People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) leader’s efforts to end the political impasse that had contributed to the party’s boycott of Parliament.
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