Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Any decision as to who the next PNCR leader will be of course is of significant concern to all Guyanese.

Dear Editor, There is sufficient evidence to conclude that the cricketers in Essequibo do not conform to a proper work ethic as it relates to training and respect for authority.

Dear Editor, The dumping of plastic bottles, bags, aluminium cans and other debris on our streets, sidewalks, parks and waterways has been a growing concern as the environment continues to be degraded at an alarming rate.

Dear Editor, Local news reports informed the public that President Ramotar and the PPP/C government had no intention of appointing Leroy Brumell as Commissioner of Police, and that they have decided that he shall remain as acting Commissioner, but that he and Crime Chief Seelall Persaud should be promoted to the post of Deputy Commissioner.

Dear Editor, I looked in horror at the Saturday front page of Kaieteur News where there were photos of a man beating his wife in public, and said to myself, this newspaper has lost its marbles.

Dear Editor, I am citizen of Guyana who has been living in New Amsterdam for over thirty years, and times have changed as well as systems, conditions, and technology too.

Dear Editor, The claim by Winston Brassington that his brother has not received any dividends from Hand-in-Hand Trust Corporation (HHTC) refers.

Dear Editor, President Romotar during a recent visit to the United States of America, stressed the importance of democracy, as well as the ingredients that are needed to keep democracy alive.

Dear Editor, The theme for this year’s World Environment Day is ‘A Green Economy – Are You Included?’

Dear Editor, Instead of all the Walks and Talks, the Government of Guyana should mark World Environment Day by enforcing an immediate ban on all Styrofoam food boxes and cups.

Dear Editor, I join Mr Vidyaratha Kissoon in his absolute condemnation of the two pictures and the headline on the front page of the Kaieteur News on June 2nd, 2012 entitled `Woman gets sound beating in public for threatening to leave husband’.

Dear Editor, This is in reference to `Jamaica to abolish appeals to Privy Council  this Year’ (http://www.stabroeknews.com/2012/news/stories/05/10/jamaica-to-abolish-appeals-to-privy-council-this-year/)

Dear Editor, Gay marriage recently has become the hot topic in the news after Obama became the first US president to endorse same-sex marriage on May 6.

Dear Editor, I have noticed in one of the daily newspapers that the government now wants to stymie the work of the Parliament by appealing the decision of the Chief Justice on the matter of the composition of parliamentary committees.

Dear Editor, Neil Adams’ in his letter captioned ‘Training today has taken on a whole new meaning‘ published in the Stabroek News on May 30 charged that comments made in my letter published in SN two days prior, were in direct reference to a letter he penned in the Chronicle.

Dear Editor, For a long time, I have been hearing a few sugar workers on Uitvlugt Estate talking about the future of that estate.

Dear  Editor, I wish to bring to the public’s attention that June 4, 2012 will mark six years since young Joann Lynch from Bartica, a mother of one, had her face disfigured by a jealous ex-lover of her then partner who threw acid in her face while she was at home.

Dear Editor, Kaieteur News has separated itself from the part of Guyana which is seeking to deal with domestic violence by furthering the objective of the man who was abusing a woman in public.

Dear Editor, During his Indian Arrival Day speech in Highbury, Berbice (SN, May 6), President Ramotar said the PPP administration made mistakes during its tenure and is likely to make more mistakes ahead. 

Dear Editor, It is 46 years since this nation secured the right to political self-determination (independence).