Letters to the Editor

The Brazilian democratic way

Dear Editor, Brazil’s Senate on Wednesday voted to remove its first female President, Dilma Rousseff from office, the culmination of a year-long struggle that paralysed Latin America’s largest nation and exposed deep rifts among its people.

Satisfied that Ruel Johnson selected for US writing programme

Dear Editor, I write in relation to a report in the Stabroek News of August 29, where it is said that “Guyanese writer and Cultural Policy Advisor at the Ministry of Education, Ruel Johnson, has been selected to participate in the US’s International Writing Program (IWP) Fall Residency.”

The sugar industry can overcome its present challenges

Dear Editor, The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) was indeed surprised to learn of the new positions of the Guyana Sugar Corporation Inc (GuySuCo) that were revealed through a letter from the corporation’s Senior Communications Officer, Ms Audreyanna Thomas that appeared in the August 21 edition of Stabroek News.

Roopnaraine’s silence on public service salaries issue contradicts WPA tradition of building a new political culture

Dear Editor, When I wrote my letter a few days ago expressing disapproval with the government’s final offer to the GPSU for wages and salaries increases for public servants for 2016, which was published in both SN and KN on Sunday, August 28, I made it my duty to call on Dr Rupert Roopnaraine, WPA’s representative in the APNU+AFC government and cabinet, to inform the nation on the position he took in cabinet’s deliberations on the wages and salaries issue.

I endorse revision of Amerindian Act 2006

Dear Editor, The National Toshaos Council meetings have recently concluded and Indigenous village leaders including myself have participated and made specific recommendations for the revision of the Amerindian Act.

Public could supply photos to the police of rogue officers

Dear Editor, After reading yet again about the illegality of random stop and searches by police officers away from police outposts, I think that it is time that the force worked more closely with the public to bring the rogue cops to the attention of the top brass of the force.

Barista to president?

Dear Editor, I am delighted to see my old mucker Ruel Johnson has won a prestigious writing scholarship in the USA later this year.

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