Letters to the Editor

This is the time for one voice on the security of our borders and getting maximum benefits from our resources

Dear Editor, What follows is a matter of some urgency. It is a plea for all of our purported national leaders to recognize that the drum-beating and verbosity from our western neighbour gives us an opportunity to set aside our differences to act responsibly and with courage so that the magnificent resources: manganese, gold, diamonds, bauxite, fertile lands and now oil are not dissipated and be a millstone around our necks. 

It was the US who labelled Maduro a drug dealing terrorist one month and in the next is doing deals with him and lifting sanctions

Dear Editor, On Thursday March 26th 2020, a release from the US Office of Public Affairs stated that Nicolas Maduro Moros [president of Venezuela], Venezuela’s vice president for the economy, Venezuela’s Minister of Defense, and Venezuela’s Chief Supreme Court Justice, were among 14 high ranking Venezuelan officials charged in New York City; Washington, DC; and Miami, along with current and former Venezuelan government officials as well as two leaders of the Fuerzas Armadas Revolutionaries de Colombia (FARC) a well-known terrorist drug group.

The M&CC of Georgetown mourns the death of the GDF servicemen

Dear Editor, It is with a heavy heart that I express on behalf of the Councillors, Staff, Citizens of Georgetown, my family and I, our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the GDF servicemen who tragically lost their lives in the helicopter crash on Wednesday, December 6, 2023.

Cash grant officials came without a plan

Dear Editor, The alleged eleven hours wait to collect the pension grant (SN Dec,7), tells of a chaotic roll out of this year’s cash grants distribution exercise, amid similar tales of woe and bewilderment at venues, with NCC a notable feature.

CARICOM needs to speak loud and clear on this threat from Venezuela

Dear Editor, In the wake of what he claimed was an overwhelming mandate from the December 3rd referendum (notwithstanding widespread reports of an extremely poor turnout), Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has escalated his rhetoric and threats, with his announcement on Tuesday of a series of measures to create a ‘Guyana Esequiba’ province (scant regard here for what the people of Essequibo think, a county that my paternal family is from).

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