Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Many can identify with Martin Roberts’ letter captioned “What are the new TUC President’s plans to deal with the many problems confronting the workers?”

Dear Editor, In your news story, “Torture claims by soldiers – PPP would support independent probe,” (SN, January 9), one has to wonder whether there truly is a cavity between what the Jagdeo administration is actually doing and what the PPP knows the administration is doing?

Dear Editor, Congratulations are in order for Hillary Clinton who lives to fight another day having edged out Senator Barack Obama in the New Hampshire (NH) Primary, the first in the nation that allows members of the parties to choose their nominee rather than having party officials choose the nominee for them as happens in countries like Guyana.

Dear Editor, Kaieteur News’ editorial of January 6, 2008 captioned “Illiteracy is the blight of Guyana” is spot on.

Dear Editor, Early last year I brought to your attention the fact that in all my years in the food business I had never seen such drastic price increases as those in the immediate post-VAT period.

Dear Editor, I do not intend to engage in polemics with E.

Dear Editor, The embassy would like to respond to a letter of Ms Hema Persaud, published in the Stabroek News under the caption “This store gives no bill, refused a refund” which you forwarded to the embassy.

Dear Editor, The residents of Kersaint Park, LBI, East Coast Damerara are calling on the NDC responsible to urgently repair the part of the main access road to the community that is causing major problems for vehicle owners and pedestrians.

Dear Editor, The unjustified and puerile attack directed at Honourable Justice Jainaraine Singh, and by extension the whole Judiciary, by President Jagdeo constitutes an outrage which must be denounced as such.

Dear Editor, I recently had an inexcusable experience at the Certifying Office at the Brickdam Police Station.

Dear Editor, Unless his recent remarks regarding the High Court order issued to GECOM were made in his capacity as a private citizen, President Jagdeo must be confusing himself with a Third World dictator.

Dear Editor, I am 62 and live at Bess Village, West Bank Demerara.

Dear Editor, Mr Malcom Ali in his letter captioned “The entire Abary river is silted and would require a very expensive operation to fix” (08.01.06) is right on the money.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter by Martin Roberts captioned “What are the new TUC President’s plans to deal with the many problems confronting the workers” (08.01.07) and “Auger pervades the society, Ms Burton” (KN 08.01.07).

Dear Editor, I am happy to see such a tremendous response of people trying to acquire their Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN).

Dear Editor, For fifteen years the government, TUC and PSU seem unable to narrow whatever differences they may have in order to bring some relief to the public servants who are entitled to commuted car allowances and other allowances payable on the performance of their official duties.

Dear Editor, I recently learned that the criminal charge for murder against Ms Carolan Lynch was dismissed by the Magistrate for lack of evidence.

Dear Editor, The pitying bitterness which the principals of the Guyana Publications Inc.

Dear Editor, Recently the Government declared an allocation of budgetary funds for different areas.

Dear Editor, It is pleasing to read that the Private Sector Commission, the Alliance for Change and the Government support the concept of retaining VAT at its current level to effect income tax reform.