A high-stakes U.S. indictment. A rising political movement. A political system showing its survival instincts. This episode of Caribbean Tea dives into the federal indictment of Azruddin Mohamed in the United States and examine how Guyana’s entrenched political duopoly is responding.

👉 We break down: 🇺🇸 The U.S. Indictment: Eleven federal counts including fraud and money laundering, alleging a multi-year gold export scheme defrauding Guyana of millions.

🏛 The Legal Stakes: What the charges mean legally for the Mohameds and politically for the WIN Party. 🟩🟥 Cartel Politics Explained: Are PPP/C and PNC/APNU tactically working together at the regional council level to keep WIN out of leadership — a textbook case of cartel behavior in politics?

🗳 Guyana’s Political Future: Will the system snap back to the red–green duopoly, or is this the start of something new?

🎧 Listen to this sharp legal analysis, political insight, and candid discussion #Guyana #MohamedIndictment #CartelPolitics #WINParty #PPP #PNC #Elections2025 #CaribbeanPolitics #OilAndPower #GuyanaNews #CaribbeanTeaPodcast

In this gripping episode of Caribbean Tea, we confront a deepening crisis across the Caribbean: rising violent crime and the growing mistrust in the very institutions meant to protect us.

From Jamaica to Trinidad, Guyana to Barbados, communities are grappling with questions of police brutality, misconduct, and systemic failure. Are Caribbean police forces up to the task or are they part of the problem?

Featuring leading voices from law enforcement, legal advocacy, and civil society, this episode dives into the patterns of abuse, the failures of oversight, and the urgent need for reform.

Guests include: 🔹 Paula Llewellyn – Jamaica’s Director of Public Prosecutions 🔹 Nigel Hughes – Attorney-at-law and civil rights advocate (Guyana) 🔹 Gary Griffith – Former Commissioner of Police, Trinidad & Tobago 🔹 Fitz Bailey – Former Deputy Commissioner of Police, Jamaica

Listen now to understand what’s really happening behind the badge — and why restoring public trust in policing is one of the Caribbean’s most urgent challenges.

#CaribbeanTeaPodcast #PolicingThePolice #CaribbeanCrimeCrisis #JusticeInTheRegion #PoliceReform

In this powerful follow-up to the viral Caribbean Tea podcast episode *“Adrianna: Crisis, Outrage and Accountability,”* we go deeper into the systems and silences surrounding the tragic death of 15-year-old Adrianna Younge.

Featuring Attorney General Anil Nandlall and criminal defense attorney Dr. Dexter Todd, this episode explores the collision of law, politics, and public trust — examining the pressures, narratives, and unanswered questions that continue to fuel national outrage.

🎙️ Is justice being served, or shaped? ⚖️ What does accountability really look like in the corridors of power? 🕊️ And how do we protect the most vulnerable — especially young girls — in a society grappling with institutional failure?

\#AdriannaYounge #JusticeForAdrianna #CaribbeanTea #Guyana #PowerAndProof #CaribbeanJustice #PublicAccountability