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Berbice

[ bur-bees ]

noun

  1. a river in E Guyana, flowing NE to the Atlantic Ocean. About 370 miles (595 km) long.


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The venture will focus drilling this year on the Corentyne block, the most promising of its three blocks, including Demerara and Berbice.

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“Racism is connected to political power in Guyana,” said Deodat Persaud, a member of the government’s Ethnic Relations Committee, in a phone interview from the Berbice region.

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Hundreds of Black residents took to the streets this week in the northeastern Berbice region where the murders took place, blocking roads, burning trucks and attacking Indo-Guyanese passers-by and businesses.

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Those slave owners who survived were pushed to a handful of now-barren plantations near the mouth of the Berbice.

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By the time the Dutch established their first colony on the Berbice River in 1627, Spanish explorers and colonizers already had a long history on that stretch of Atlantic coast.

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