Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Justice Claudette Singh is one of our nation’s distinguished daughters.

Dear Editor, I have two letters to the Press which I did not send for publication because I believed that David Granger was beginning to show honesty, integrity, courage and respect for the voice of the people expressed on March 2, 2020.

Dear Editor, All Guyanese, especially those in positions of authority, globally and locally, must speak up now, boldly and clearly, that the days of rigged elections are over.

Dear Editor, Pray for precisely what you want and manifestation will be immediate.

Dear Editor,  I have studied the various revelations of the recent general and regional elections of Guyana.

Dear Mr President I respectfully pen this open letter to you via the media in the hope that you will realise the national importance I have attached to taking this step.

Dear Editor, I make reference to the article titled `GRA says has taken steps to address coronavirus threat’ that was carried by SN, instant.

Dear Editor, PNC-APNU-AFC-GECOM are united, do not fall for any anecdote that plays to a good cop, bad cop theme.

Dear Editor, In a letter to the editor of SN published on Tuesday March 17, p19, the MoFA’s observation that the Government of Guyana has never recognised the ‘interim Presidency of Juan Guaido’ was described as ‘rubbish’  and ‘dangerous’.

Dear Editor, On 2nd March the Guyanese people voted peacefully to choose which party would form the next government.

Dear Editor, In response to the US Secretary of State’s statement on Guyana (SN Mar 18), it is time to “un-rig” the count of the Statements of Poll (SOPs) of Region 4 as carried out by certain staff at Gecom.

Dear Editor, It seems abundantly, though unfortunately clear that our political struggle can no longer be settled by the ballot box as can now be seen.

Dear Editor, The Chief Parliamentary Counsel has offered a legal opinion on the interpretation of Article 162(1)(b) of the Constitution and Section 22 of the Election Laws (Amendment) Act 2000.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) applauds the efforts of the CARICOM delegation to   assist Guyana during this process, notwithstanding the legal electoral challenges resulting in the CARICOM delegation leaving Guyana having not been able to conclude its mission.

Dear Editor, The Laws of Guyana are clear that the President is the only member of the Executive who survives once an election is held.

Dear Editor, It is clear to me that GECOM is in collusion with militant elements of the PNCR to rig the election.

Dear Editor, The struggle between the values of high morality versus those of unworthiness and selfishness are self-evident in the pitched battle for a transparent and credible region four vote re-count in order to arrive at who is the victor and the vanquished.

Dear Editor, We are dismayed and concerned by the Spotlight Initiative advertisement in the press on Sunday March 15 for a consultancy for the assessment and development of policy options on restorative justice (specifically for domestic violence) and for support for the implementation of the practice in Guyana.

Dear Editor, The Guyana-Canada Business & Professional Corporation (GCBPC) calls upon the Canadian Government to immediately suspend all economic and financial relations with Guyana until a democratically elected Presi-dent and Government are installed in Guyana.

Dear Editor, It is unbelievable that President David Granger invites the Chair of CARICOM and Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Mottley, to send a Caribbean delegation to our country to “supervise“ a recount of the electoral results and then his party’s lawyers proceed to challenge the Elec-tions Commission from conducting the recount.