Dear Editor,
On October 27, 2020, a signed letter appeared in another section of the press. It said in clear words that I was an accomplice before the fact in atrocities that took place in a named place in Guyana in 1964. Acting on legal advice, I wrote to the newspaper concerned, pointing out that the publication was libellous. I asked for a retraction of the statement and said that I would consider pursuing the matter in the proper place. The international courier has documented the delivery of my warning letter, but the newspaper in question has not published a report of my warning. It should be noted that in my letter I did not ask for an apology, since I believe that apologies should always be purely voluntary.
I am sending this letter to all daily newspapers, so that the public may know that I have not ignored the publication.
Yours respectfully,
Eusi Kwayana
