Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, There have been a flurry letters in the newspapers  by PPP executive member Mr Clement Rohee as well as a press briefing, most recently about corruption and why the PPP paid the price at the last poll for neglecting groundwork in some areas of the party strongholds.

Dear Editor, Past victimisation is indeed the most accurate indicator of future victimisation.

Dear Editor, The Linden Hospital Complex (LHC) is indeed complex; the label ‘state of the art’ is daily being seen as a misnomer.

Dear Editor, It has been observed for over a year that Wales police station allows water to waste by having their black tanks overflow day and night.

Dear Editor, Agricultural activity accounted for about 30 per cent of GDP in 1991 according to the World Bank. 

Dear Editor, We seem to have lost out again with the Brazilians, since it’s July and we have not been told that the ultimatum given to us by them to decide if we will partner them in building a hydroelectric dam, a deep water harbour and a proper highway to Brazil by the end of June has been met.

Dear Editor, I am an impoverished rastaman, a songwriter and musician barely making ends meet to survive. 

Dear Editor, The slumping gold price on the world market has the local mining industry very jittery even though the record gold declaration for the year does not seem to reflect this mounting concern.

Dear Editor, I don’t like writing letters when I am angry, but sometimes in the interest of timing we must not let the good become a causality of the better.

Dear Editor, It is with increasing concern, nay, trepidation that I view the recent operations and administration of the Demerara Harbour Bridge.

Dear Editor, Mr LFS Burnham spoke of unity among the peoples at the signing of the Treaty of Chaguaramas.

Dear Editor, The ‘kwak’ pollster has surfaced again in May 2013 with the results of another poll. 

Dear Editor, I agree completely with the sentiments expressed in the letter by Sharir Chan (‘Re-launch the Caribbean Press as a true public entity’ SN, July 8) that the dust needs to settle on the Caribbean Press. 

Dear Editor, Someone once said to me: “The true test of a man’s character is not how much he’s been attacked, but how he reacts to such attacks.”

Dear Editor, My mother Jane C Cyrus is 92 years old and is now residing in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Dear Editor, The response from Mr. Neville Harricharan (SN July 7th) replying to my letter captioned `Guysuco’s primary problem is not industrial relations; it is production and productivity (SN July 4th)’ was quite instructive. 

Dear Editor, Being a proud and patriotic Guyanese, I take every opportunity to observe Guyana’s politics and politicians. 

Dear Editor, Previously critical citizens (myself included) have to eat their words. 

Dear Editor, One week ago I wrote a letter (`Teacher issues at Cornelia Ida Primary’ SN July 2, 2013) about the staffing of the Grade 6 at the Cornelia Ida Primary School.

Dear Editor, According to Tony Vieira in SN of June 17, and Sasenarine Singh in SN of July 4, you have to have administrative experience of GuySuCo’s factory and field operations before you can become CEO.