Dear Editor, What this government is getting away with under the pretext of a presidential immunity, the framers of the constitution, including Forbes Burnham, never envisaged or executed.
Dear Editor, The idea for OLPF was first started by an American engineer and entrepreneur who went to poor third world countries (Rwanda, Ecuador) and demonstrated how his cheap prototype computer costing US$100 could improve learning opportunities for kids in undeveloped societies.
Dear Editor, Some years ago I witnessed a dramatization of a poem called “Qui Papa”; here are a few lines.
Dear Editor, Eric Khadaroo’s letter on drug use at No. 78 Village (Stabroek News, April 19) should not go unsupported or be just another contribution to the letter columns.
Dear Editor, In this election season of lies, more lies and deceit, it is time to revisit some old truths.
At a symposium to mark the International Year of Forests earlier this week at the International Convention Centre, Liliendaal, President Bharrat Jagdeo boasted that Guyana has led the way in developing what he called the “economics of trees”, referring of course to the Low Carbon Development Strategy and its potential for raking in big bucks for the preservation of trees to be used in the country’s development.
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Dear Editor, (Editor’s note: This letter was unfortunately truncated in yesterday’s edition and is therefore being reprinted in its entirety.)
Dear Editor, Based on the evidence we in the Alliance For Change (AFC) now have in our possession, the financial mess that Guyana is in, is even worse than we thought in December 2010 when we were strategizing on our Action Plan.
Dear Editor, I refer to the article `Mining Security should be seen as beneficial investment – Crimes Unnerving Industry’ which appeared in your publication of Friday, April 8, 2011.
Dear Editor, Like most citizens one is disconcerted by the immodest behaviour (to say the least) of the Councillors of the City of Georgetown.
Dear Editor, Although I prefer to keep my personal views and feelings to myself, I feel compelled to reply to my mother’s (Parvati Persaud-Edwards’) letter and article printed in the Stabroek News (April 5, 2011) and Chronicle respectively.
Dear Editor, With regard to your news reports on the ethnic imbalance statement about Nizam Mohammed in Trinidad and his subsequent firing by TT’s President as Police Service Commission Chair, NACTA conducted an opinion poll and found mixed views in support of and against Mohammed.
Dear Editor, The letters by Tarron Khemraj, with all his charts and economic data, are all good for the political appetite of this nation and should be welcomed, but his conclusions are all biased and directed towards support for the AFC.
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Recent signings by the European Union of trade and economic agreements with countries in the Hemisphere, including the states of Central America in our Caribbean Basin, indicate the EU’s continuing determination to extend their formal frameworks of economic relations beyond the recently independent states of Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific.
Dear Editor, In a recent letter (Sunday Stabroek April 17th) Dr Roger Luncheon argues that the One Laptop per Family (OLPF) policy is transformative.
Dear Editor, I request some space in your letter column to express views on an issue of grave unfairness.
Dear Editor, I recently came back from Guyana after living 21 years in the US.
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