Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, It has been brought to the attention of the Guyana Elections Commission that there is a whatsApp message circulating with a claim that `GECOM is now restricting party agents from moving around containers to ensure that they are safe and have not been compromised.’

Dear Editor, Attention is drawn to a report in Stabroek News that notwithstanding GECOM’s advice that it will await the Court’s decision on the recount, “Analysts have argued that the broad powers conferred on GECOM by the constitution permit it to continue taking necessary actions and that ultimately the Chair of the Com-mission Claudette Singh will have to ensure that a recount of the votes of Region Four is done as she has given an undertaking to Chief Justice Roxane George” (26th March, 2020 ‘GECOM says awaiting court ruling before any further actions -Claudette Singh facing key decisions’.)

Dear Editor, I have noted the continued commentaries coming from self-styled defenders of good governance over the past few weeks, who have, not only been vocal, but undeniably opportunistic, I believe, in their calls for executive power sharing.

Dear Editor, Re: GPO blunting the threat of COVID-19 This senior citizen has not seen the actual notice issued by the GPO regarding the captioned subject.

Dear Editor, Please permit me to respond to an article in your newspaper Thursday 2020-03-26, captioned `Region Nine restricts land travel from coastal areas over COVID-19’.

Dear Editor, Mr. Granger’s actions (or inactions), as well as those of GECOM’s, have again opened up the floodgates to a plethora of demands for that ever elusive concept of power-sharing (and constitutional reform).

Dear Editor, It is not if but when this caretaker APNU+AFC coalition regime will be removed from power.

Dear Editor, Today, Guyanese are faced with two extremely harmful conditions.

Dear Editor, It has now been in excess of three weeks since the March 02 polls, and virtually everything that can be said or condemned about the current crisis has been said. 

Dear Editor,  On the eve of a decision by the court it has now been revealed a wrong affidavit in the recount matter was filed.

Dear Editor, The coronavirus a serious crisis and our response has been very shabby.

Dear Editor, The PNC-led APNU+AFC was caught red-handed attempting to steal the 2020 General and Regional Elections.

Dear Editor,  I have had to consider the timeliness of sharing this recommendation with the public at large. 

Dear Editor, From the perspective of one who has had substantial experience in the sugar industry of Guyana, one cannot help but feel a sense of pride when in observing the decision–making debacle surrounding the dispensation of health benefits of the ordinary worker in the United States of America – contradictorily about which there seems to be but minimal unification, certainly at the level of the federal administration, one reflects on our own achievements in this area.

Dear Editor, I offer my congratulations to President-elect, Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali, the Presidential Candidate of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic, the political party, which to the best of my knowledge gained the majority of votes at Guyana’s General and Regional Elections, held on March 2, 2020.

Dear Editor, I offer my congratulations to President-elect, Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali, the Presidential Candidate of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic, the political party, which to the best of my knowledge gained the majority of votes at Guyana’s General and Regional Elections, held on March 2, 2020.

Dear Editor, Given the protracted delay with the declaration of the election result, the issue of whether persons appointed by the President to be Ministers, which includes the Prime Minister, and Vice Presidents, still hold their respective offices was raised as citizens questioned, quite rightfully, whether those persons should still be referring to themselves as such and receiving salaries and other benefits connected thereto all of which is paid for by citizens.

Dear Editor, After the electoral rape of democracy by GECOM and its officers, nothing should surprise anyone, anymore.

Dear Editor, I was pleased to read Dr Yesu Persaud’s “Open Letter” to President Granger (SN March 24, 2020).

Dear Editor, I have been more than heartened at the tsunami of letters to you from distinguished Guyanese at home and abroad calling on President Granger to ‘do the right thing’ with regard to the flawed Region Four count.