Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Since the PNC-led APNU/AFC lost the No-Confidence Motion vote in the National Assembly Guyana has been going through very difficult times.

Dear Editor, As a Grade Six teacher who has served the children of Guyana for more than twenty years, I am anxious about the reopening of schools.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) takes this opportunity to respond to your newspaper’s inserts into the Union’s press statement carried on Monday July 20, 2020.

Dear Editor, If it weren’t for the tragic situation facing our country one would have howled with laughter at the comical yet duplicitous performances of the two Guyana de facto Ministers before the OAS Permanent Council on July 21, 2020.

Dear Editor, I am replying to a letter entitled `Pulse of the nation has deserted PNCR’ in the July 20, 2020 edition of SN by Harry N Nawbatt which was in reply to mine of July 18, 2020.

Dear Editor, In his letter in the SN of July 21, 2020, Tarron Khemraj wrote; “One columnist wrote us off as being dishonest when we mentioned how difficult it is to measure ethnic distribution of income and wealth.” 

Dear Editor, The institutions and freedoms of a democratic society are being abused and set against the nation in an attempted resurrection of the Forbes Burnham doctrine of Manifest Destiny.

Dear Editor, The lengths and depths that the APNU+AFC has gone and is willing to go to illegally hold on to power are no longer surprising.

Dear Editor, Permit me to share some old lessons on lying as taught by my long deceased parents.

Dear Editor, I have followed the numerous cases that have engaged the courts in Guyana and the CCJ in Trinidad, since the one dealing with the No Confidence Motion, the appointment of Patterson, et al.

Dear Editor, For a while now I wanted to publicly recognize the courageous act of Mr.

Dear Editor,  The PNC-led APNU+AFC have behavioural problems. They are misbehaving pretending that they have power.

Dear Editor, It tells the level of desperation the caretaker government has sunk  to when its members would see it fit and proper to twist and falsify facts to suit their shallow narrative at no less a forum than the OAS.

Dear Editor, The recently published Bank of Guyana Quarterly report corroborates what I have written in the past cautioning that the Granger administration’s policies were creating the environment for a, disruptively painful, and avoidable economic recession.

Dear Editor, Transfer payments have systemic implications for the nation’s economy.

Dear Editor, Apologies to the  fan club, but this letter is longer than my usual by necessity.

Dear Editor, I had, in a previous letter, posited the view that the APNU+AFC is doing a great disservice to its members and supporters by promoting a narrative that it has won the March 2, 2020 elections when the entire democratic world know otherwise.

Dear Editor, Chief Justice Roxane George has been a beacon of fairness, maturity and professionalism whenever she has had to sit and hear matters relating to the almost 5-month electoral process in Guyana.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to a letter by Mr. Eusi Kwayana, `In the tissues of every general election here are the fibres of communal struggle (SN 7/21),’ in which he says: “Many may wonder at the USA’s high activism in our affairs in the face of a global pandemic of the present scale.

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter after considering statements made by the new chair of Caricom, Dr.