@theeconomist: The Iran war is benefiting the South American country of Guyana, whose oil exports are growing faster than anywhere else in the world. Revenues have grown from about $370m a week before the war to around $623m. Tap the link to learn why this windfall could damage the country's economy, if handled badly. #war #oil #america#guyana #news #iran #energy

tupapidenoche :

You mean ExxonMobil, which is taking all the profits and giving leftovers to Guyana.

Jodi-Ann Quarrie :

Guy-Anna

Dadis jr :

American oil companies are taking 95% of the oil revenues

HairyDuckFoot :

highly doubtful the money is going to the people

macpete2 :

So who is benefiting?

elle_adp :

Don't tell Trump about the oil 😐

Mr High Time :

tell the people that Exxon leaves with 75 percent of the oil revenue through expenditures and and further 50 percent of the profit. so the country also has more debt with little profits to service those debts.

Nathan :

Guyana was quite expensive when I was there in February.

Verticus :

also guyana is technically also a Caribbean country despite it being on the south American continent

Beauty 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 :

yes food and house prices is sky high

Tavogutz :

and who is keeping that wealth?

user1913181384811 :

nah it's only benefit multinational petroleum companies

goldmold :

As a flight attendant the worse flight I ever worked was Miami-Guyana followed immediately by Miami-Havana

Zayn_Mike_Charlie :

Hey Economist I’m Guyanese and can give you a the stark reality of what’s going on on the ground in Guyana 🇬🇾

journalist Keneth :

why call Maduro a dictator? I think it's not appropriate for a journalist to refer to someone as a dictator because a journalist must report fairly without bias

Clayton Marcus :

who is a dictator?

MAMC :

ANN. :

which corporation

Luca De :

Such deceptive reporting

Mourthlo Nday :

what about the people

GPL :

guyana aint getting much even though the rise in oil price

Zhyar · Following :

Who wants a follow back? 👀👀

lane_mattson :

profit$

Towah :

Just saw an article of the long lines at the pumps for fuel in Guyana.