Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Commuters using Route 21 buses and taxis on the Essequibo Coast should have a more structured fare system soon.

Dear Editor, It will be recalled that on 5th July, 2019, I wrote a letter describing an unfortunate experience on Caribbean Airlines coming through Trinidad & Tobago.

Dear Editor, Have you noticed that every single day and moreso on weekends (and now that school holidays are here), there is one thing you’re bound to see when on the roadways of Guyana?

Dear Editor, I firmly believe my resignation is the best solution for both SARA and myself, and ultimately for the country.

Dear Editor, Former President Donald Ramotar, in a letter published in Stabroek News on July 4, 2019, rebuked me for saying that, as President, he had prorogued Parliament without an explanation. 

Dear Editor, If the nation is struggling to find a candidate that can provide for Guyana’s elections to be independently supervised, then the participants in this decision-making process should seriously consider submitting this name – Excellence Dazzell.

Dear Editor, How would you use data to explain that this is a fair contract to the average Guyanese?

Dear Editor, I have observed that several of the media houses in Guyana underscored the fact that Canada was not one of the signatories when a joint statement was presented by Western diplomats following the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) ruling on July 12.

Dear Editor, On July 12, 2019, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) ruled that the no-confidence motion of December 21, 2018, was successfully carried.

Dear Editor, By the time this article is read, a week would have elapsed from the 12 July 2019, when the Caribbean Court of Justice delivered certain orders consequential to its decision rendered on 18 June 2019, in the No Confidence Motion cases and the challenge filed by Zulfikar Mustapha to the appointment of retired Justice James Patterson as Chairman of GECOM.

Dear Editor, Even in the best of times, it is not so good a time for law enforcement in this country. 

Dear Editor, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to the Police Officers who solved the murder case of Aaron Latchman and his teenage daughter Arian Latchman; the awards and recognition they received from the Guyana Police Force were well deserved.

Dear Editor, Today, 18th July marks eight years since three innocent Lindeners lost their lives in a peaceful protest, dubbed the People’s struggle against the then PPP/C Administration’s intent to forcibly impose additional hardship on an already deprived, marginalized and impoverished community.

Dear Editor, The government’s statement issued on the 13th July, 2019, following the consequential Orders issued by the Caribbean Court of Justice on the 12th July, 2019, first accepted that it is an “interim government” but rejected the Constitutional requirement for the Cabinet including the President to resign by stating “Cabinet has not stopped functioning …” It is important to note also that in the government’s statement, with its acceptance that it is an “interim government”, it completely ignored the “caretaker” title which was specifically referenced even before the “interim” title by the CCJ ruling at paragraph 8 of the consequential Orders where it stated “(T)he government continues in office as a caretaker government or an interim government …”.

Dear Editor, As a patriotic and revolutionary-nationalist formation, Organization for the Victory of the People (OVP) will always prioritize the defence of Guyana’s sovereignty.

Dear Editor, A few weeks ago, my husband and I had a movie date-night after over 2 years!

Dear Editor, In my long lifetime of playing and watching sport there has never been a day to compare with last Sunday, 14th July.

Dear Editor, Another sensational headline was seen yesterday in the Stabroek News `SARA’s Phillips was president of ABR in 2018 despite claim of inactivity’.

Dear Editor, Last Sunday’s World Cup Cricket final that ended in a nail biting tie, will go down in history as the most competitive spectacle in any sport.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Agricultural and  General Workers Union (GAWU) hosted a Seminar yesterday under the theme ‘ A Century of Trade Unionism’.