Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The ink in my pen has been overflowing on my desk over the past three weeks because I have been resisting the temptation to write on our current political situation.

Dear Editor, In light of the outbreak of COVID-19, no permits are being issued for public dances, parties and other social events, but bars and night clubs continue to operate as normal.

Dear Editor, The US Secretary of State Michael Richard Pompeo needs to immediately implement the consequential sanctions against the individuals who have openly flouted and breached the laws of Guyana to actively undermine the democratic process in order to prevent the winner of Guyana’s General and Regional elections, which were held on March 2, 2020, from leading the Government of Guyana.

Dear Editor, After continuously writing about the lackadaisical attitudes of our leaders as it relates to providing adequate service to us, I was not surprised when I read that the IMF are saying that Guyana is one of the countries least prepared to tackle COVID-19.

Dear Editor, I am prompted to respond to the endeavour to rig the general elections results by the letters of two eminent Guyanese: Joe Singh and Rudy Insanally.

Dear Editor,  For democracy to stand GECOM cannot lose the battle for truth.

Dear Editor, It would be interesting to know the labour laws prevailing in Guyana as it pertains to suspending employment.

Dear Editor, Please allow me space in your newspaper to discuss SARS-coronavirus-2 and COVID communication.

Dear Editor, With regards to your editorial (March 20) with reference to the language used by the USA Secretary of State (Foreign Minister) Mike Pompeo, I wish to underline the meaning of serious consequences.

Dear Editor, As we move around Guyana we see the political banners, of all colours in tatters, blowing in the wind like broken promises.

Dear Editor,  While millions are facing health and other impacts around the world, the economic impacts could spell disaster for countries in the global south.

Dear Editor, Firstly, we would like to commend the Government on some of the early measures that it has enacted to curb the spread of the highly transmissible COVID-19 infection namely temporary closures of borders and schools.

Dear Editor, I am writing to express my deepest concerns in relation to the container movement dilemma.

Dear Editor, Justice Claudette Singh is one of our nation’s distinguished daughters.

Dear Editor, I have two letters to the Press which I did not send for publication because I believed that David Granger was beginning to show honesty, integrity, courage and respect for the voice of the people expressed on March 2, 2020.

Dear Editor, All Guyanese, especially those in positions of authority, globally and locally, must speak up now, boldly and clearly, that the days of rigged elections are over.

Dear Editor, Pray for precisely what you want and manifestation will be immediate.

Dear Editor,  I have studied the various revelations of the recent general and regional elections of Guyana.

Dear Mr President I respectfully pen this open letter to you via the media in the hope that you will realise the national importance I have attached to taking this step.

Dear Editor, I make reference to the article titled `GRA says has taken steps to address coronavirus threat’ that was carried by SN, instant.