Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Each year, the United States celebrates its national Independence Day on July 4.

Dear Editor, There has been a disturbing and alarming rise in the number of persons affected by the deadly COVID-19 virus in Guyana.

Dear Editor, We wish to refer to an article published in the June 29, 2020 issue of the Stabroek News under the caption `Women and Gender Equality Commission condemns attacks against Mottley’.

Dear Editor, What the caretaker President and party are playing out cannot be taken lightly.

Dear Editor, NICIL notes with tremendous concern the press release issued by Navigant Builders, Inc.

Dear Editor, I note that my friend and CARICOM Brother, Dr.

Dear Editor, Sir Everton Weekes, the last of the three famous W’s passed away quietly last Tuesday some four and a half years short of a century of life. 

Dear Editor, It has become fashionable of recent for some political commentators/analysts to advocate that “shared governance” (SG) should replace the Westminster style “winner-takes-all” (WTA) system.

Dear Editor, Caricom has a rotating chairmanship in which the Heads of State of each country have the opportunity to head the Regional Body for a six months period.

Dear Editor, The Ministry of Public Infrastructure wishes to respond to an article published by Guyana Times on Monday, June 29, 2020 under the headline, `Linden roads in a deplorable state due to heavy downpours.’

Dear Editor, I put pen to paper as during the last five months, the yard and surroundings of an associate of mine at Lot 8C Ogle Front, East Coast Demerara, remain flooded, due to a broken water pipe outside her premises.

Dear Editor, The lull in election letters as we move towards the election defeat staring the APNU+AFC+WPA, allows me the opportunity to react to the responses to my letter of June 13, 2020 edition of SN, `A movement once famous for its values and Rodneyite principles is now deeply involved in attempts to rig the 2020 elections’.

Dear Editor, The cases heard this week were well prepared by the parties involved and do present some interesting follow-up discussions.

Dear Editor, Forgiving people is an act of love. All is forgiven David Granger.

Dear Editor It is very plausible that 464,565 Guyanese cast their ballots in 2020.

Dear Editor, Caricom and Gecom Chair Claudette Singh are applauded for standing by the people of Guyana in their struggle for consolidation of electoral democratic gains that were first made in 1992 after the long struggle to win the right to vote in free and fair elections.

Dear Editor, On assuming office in 2015, the Granger Administration made it clear that all public servants must take their annual leave.

Dear Editor, In the dysfunction of Guyana where ‘all parties’ go one day to fight Venezuela, and then another day to fight with each other the oppression of the National Grade Six Assessment continues.

Dear Editor, It is utterly disgusting to have read the words of caretaker President Granger as per news release, “The incumbent APNU+AFC continues to insist that the elections be decided not just on quantity of votes cast but on the quality of those votes”.

Dear Editor, David Granger, still our country’s serving President, finally came out from behind the shadows on a staged Benschop radio interview to commit himself and his governing party to accepting and embracing their plan to remain in government illegally.