Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The extension of the life of the government following the successful passage of the NCM and failure to hold elections within the  stipulated time frame  needs to be urgently addressed.

Dear Editor, The CCJ decisions have no doubt caused an impact on Guyana and raised a great storm of dust regard the potential consequences of the decision, one I hope the following might do some part in dispelling in order that the seriousness of the path before is seen with greater clarity.

Dear Editor, I refer to the publication of several statements in your newspaper ridiculing the government’s recourse to the court to settle issues in relation to the motion of no confidence.

Dear Editor, It was indeed a shame that the laws of arithmetic had to be verified for us by the CCJ.

Dear Editor, “Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom; but with all of your getting, get understanding” – Proverbs 4:7  The time has come for rational, reasonable and measured actions for the good of Guyana, by all the leaders of Guyana.

Dear Editor, Now that the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), Guyana’s final recourse to legal justice, has pronounced that Article 106(6) stands and the Government has been “defeated” by the no-confidence motion of 21st December 2018 let us turn to look at Article 106(7).

Dear Editor, Now that the CCJ has spoken, the court has asked that the parties come together and to advise the court on consequential orders on Monday.

Dear Editor, I refer to Swami Aksharananda’s letter in Stabroek News, June 18, 2019 `Scientific literature on corruption makes no reference to any group’s religious beliefs as a motivational factor’.

Dear Editor, So the CCJ has ruled and the President has said he will respect and abide by its ruling.

Dear Editor, It is welcome news to read that an Inter-Agency group has been formed to develop a master plan for Georgetown.

Dear Editor, The CCJ has spoken! The wait is over. It is now time to act – time for Guyana to move forward.

Dear Editor, Senior Lecturer Bernard’s letter in yesterday’s SN `I will not be silent if there is a continued public campaign elevating the interests of Prof.

Dear Editor, Did Granger or Patterson or any PNC die-hard watch the ICC world cup game between those two teams from arch-enemy countries?

Dear Editor, In speaking, the Caribbean Court of Justice has made a mockery of Government and left an everlasting stain on the legacy of President David Granger.

Dear Editor, In the 19th June edition, in an interview by a Stabroek News reporter, Justice Patterson on being asked if he would resign in light of the court ruling that his appointment was unconstitutional replied “I haven’t thought of that” and added “I haven’t digested the case; I just have an extract” and “I don’t have time to think of these personal concerns”.

Dear Editor, According to page 17 of SN of June 18, 2019, it took the full weight of the authority of the Governor of the Bank of Guyana to scold the management of Republic Bank (Guyana) that they have ‘to refund for all fraudulent activity on its Visa International Debit Cards’, rather just ‘paying customers for fraudulent purchases made within three months of a report’.

Dear Editor, Given the illegality of the current Government, as per the CCJ decision, the best way forward would be for a Caretaker Government with the Speaker of Parliament – Mr.

Dear Editor, Mr. Donald Singh’s letter in the June 16, 2019 edition of the Guyana Chronicle is captioned `It should be clear to the public that TIGI is now pushing an agenda’.

Dear Editor, Please permit me to share my recent experience with persons allegedly acting on behalf of the Guyana Water Inc.

Dear Editor, Having heard President Granger’s address following the CCJ ruling, it is extremely important for us as a nation that the following points in response are made as we digest today’s events: first, President Granger says, on the one hand, that he respects the ruling of the CCJ and the Constitution but then, on the other hand, he says he will not set an election date before November.