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As King Charles III arrives in Guyana to celebrate expanding British-Guyanese commercial ties, many uncomfortable questions hang over the royal visit. Chief among them is this: How did the €160 million, British-financed Georgetown Maternal and Paediatric Hospital, launched with such fanfare, end in termination and international arbitration—with the hospital still unfinished and Guyanese mothers and children left waiting?
There is considerably more to this story than the public has been told.
Consider three developments:
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