Ramotar should make a genuine effort to reach out to the opposition parties in parliament
Dear Editor, According to the constitution Donald Ramotar is the legitimately elected President of Guyana, and no one should dispute that.
Dear Editor, According to the constitution Donald Ramotar is the legitimately elected President of Guyana, and no one should dispute that.
Dear Editor, Now that, after what seemed an eternity, the final results are in and the winner declared, I wish to extend congratulations to President Donald Ramotar and the PPP/C.
Dear Editor, Guyana currently stands at a crossroads. Politically we are entering new territory and as result it can be expected that our first steps may be a bit uncertain.
Dear Editor, It is heartening to read your front page headline news (SN, Dec 8) that four individuals (one each from the PPP and APNU and two from the AFC) are interested in being the Speaker of the new parliament which will be constituted very soon as well as the news item that the Speaker will be selected by consensus (SN, Dec 9).
As the UN Climate Change talks in South Africa ended, one country emerged as an unexpected leader in the transition to green technology – the People’s Republic of China.
Dear Editor, The 2011 general election is over, even though the dust has only temporarily settled.
Dear Editor, Now that some of the elections’ debris seems to be settling, I thought it might be a good time to review Vishnu Bisram’s pre-elections poll findings and compare these with how the electorate actually voted on November 28.
Dear Editor, As far as I know, an ex-president of Guyana does not have a constitutional role in the country.
Dear Editor, May I offer my congratulations to Donald Rabindranauth Ramotar on being elected the 7th President of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana at the 2011 General Elections.
Dear Editor, Tuesday, December 6, 2011 will go down as a dark day in the political annals of Guyana.
Dear Editor, Here we go again. Why does the leadership of the PNC continue to drag their followers through a never ending emotional rollercoaster ride without telling them the truth?
Dear Editor, Today we are hearing that people are marginalised, people are discriminated against, people are being denied jobs after they have gotten a university degree, etc.
Dear Editor, During the heat of the campaign when we were speculating about the margin the PPP would win by, some people said the PPP would get no less than 60% of the votes.
Dear Editor, Last Sunday, while driving to church, as I approached the junction at Mandela Avenue and the East Bank Highway, one of two young girls who were selling newspapers, attempted to cross the road, causing me to ‘brakes up.’
President Donald Ramotar would be forgiven for thinking that his term at the head of a minority government has not got off to the most auspicious of beginnings, with some worrying signs in the immediate aftermath of the elections.
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Dear Editor, I am sad. So sad that tears came to my eyes when I thought of what I learned.
Dear Editor, I was watching the nightly Capitol News on Tuesday, December 6, 2011.
Dear Editor, I am befuddled by the consistent and inexplicable lengthy delays of garbage disposal in the vicinity of Diamond; this continues to be a thorn in the flesh.
Dear Editor, The continued discussion about the Grow More Food campaign, the many letters to the editor and the editorial in Stabroek News ail makes interesting reading, especially those letters written by Dr Kenrick Hunte, the former general manager of the now defunct Guyana Agricultural and Industrial Development Bank.
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