Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Vladimir Putin created history with a raw and atrocious abuse of power and democracy when he bypassed the presidential term limits of the Russian constitution by sliding back into power as Prime Minister after his protégé won the elections. The

Dear Editor, I know that other areas have been affected by rain, but the visit that I made to the New Forest area in East Canje showed clearly that it is not just the rain that has caused damage and loss to farmers.

Dear Editor, Your recent Stabroek Business carried a very informative piece on the sad state of our hinterland airships.

Dear Editor, President Jagdeo assented to the Disability Act 2010 last November.

Dear Editor, When something is wrong even if the whole of the UN says it is right, it still is wrong.

Dear Editor, Yesterday [Thursday] I heard a man calling at my gate.

Dear Editor, The hazardous, unacceptable condition of the roadway between La Grange and Wales estate, caused by the tractors and trailers transporting sugarcane to the estate, is a source of total discomfort to all road users.

Dear Editor, I read in the Jamaica Observer of March 24 about the mistreatment of a Jamaican woman by a Barbados immigration officer, and shuddered at the way some of our Caricom neighbours treat each other.

Dear Editor, Despite the fact that our small population occupies a sprawling 83,000 square miles, garbage disposal seems to be a perpetual problem in some communities in our country, specifically in the capital city.

Dear Editor, Neil Manawar-Khan, who was elected president of a group concerning the route 41 and 46 minibus zones, said recently that neither government nor Commerce Minister Manniram Prashad had any authority to tell the operators not to increase their fares, since they are running a private service.

Dear Editor, We would like to bring to the attention of the relevant authorities a situation that is affecting the residents of Kilcoy, South Albion.

Dear Editor, I write this letter on behalf of the residents of Bartica who suffered flooding on Saturday, March 19.

Dear Editor, As a regular traveller on the East Coast corridor, I find it amazing that certain minibus operators are seeking a 20% fare hike. 

Dear Editor, I wish to respond to a letter published in Stabroek News on March 22, under the caption ‘Not the rule of law,’ written by Mr Christopher Ram.

Dear Editor, On Tuesday March, 22, I travelled from Grove EBD to Georgetown, an eight-mile journey, and paid the bus one hundred dollars.

Dear Editor, I woke up early this morning to the sound of crying; another wicket fell and more tears.

Dear Editor, I agree with Christopher Ram (‘The President hides under the apron of the constitution’s immunity clause’ SN, March 15) that the President of Guyana may be operating under the wrong assumption that the immunity Article 182 in the constitution grants absolute and unqualified immunity.

Dear Editor, As I write, a new war with weapons fired from remote locations, and from military aircraft is raining down on military convoys and command and control locations in Libya.

Dear Editor, With regard to your editorial, ‘The powers at war’ (SN, Mar 23), President Obama does not want the US to become embroiled in another Middle East war in an Islamic state.

Dear Editor, My four-year-old daughter Aishwarya is so fond of nature that she can hardly resist the opportunity to go to the park whenever the temperature is above 50 degrees.