Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, An RCA newscast last Friday night was incorrect in stating that history was created in Essequibo when attorney at-law, Haimraj B.

Dear Editor, The membership of the GTUC have made a wise decision.

Dear Editor, A fire in Betsy Ground, East Canje, Berbice last Wednesday allowed residents to experience the pathetic and totally unacceptable service rendered by the fire station in New Amsterdam.

Dear Editor, I refer to Mr “John DaSilva’s” letter captioned “This Government inherited a shattered economy in 1992 and there have been many achievements” (07.10.16).

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter captioned “Are we ready for the Brazilian invasion” (07.10.26) by Lawrence Avery.

Dear Editor, In the circumstances I am surprised at the decision.

Dear Editor, The latest findings of NACTA’s ongoing opinion tracking poll show that the November 5 general elections is turning out to be a battle between the ruling PNM and opposition UNCA for control of the government.

Dear Editor, People wonder why the PNCR (now somewhat reduced in size) so eager and anxious to become part of the executive arm of the government through power-sharing.

Dear Editor, When the AFC was formed, the two leaders, Khemraj Ramjattan and Raphael Trotman, had hoped to win over frustrated voters from both the PPP and PNC.

Dear Editor, I had reasons to visit the passport office and must say that the new system that has been introduced is much better than what was available last year.

Dear Editor, There is nothing more disgusting than inhaling the smell of a decomposing animal upon entering a street first thing in the morning.

Dear Editor, It was one bright, sunny day in the middle of October.

Dear Editor, I respond to the letter by Mr. Flattie Singh captioned “There have been major improvements since 1992” (07.10.26).

Dear Editor, I am responding to the letter of Prof. Suresh Narine captioned “Virulent criticism in the media is not the way to go, Drs Beharry and Daljeet can offer their services” (07.10.16).

Dear Editor, Upon reading some Toshaos reports of teenage and other rape cases in their communities at their recently concluded meeting in Georgetown (SN: 10/26/07) and their urgent need for law to be enforced, I am wondering whether it is wise to enforce the law on people who may not be even aware that their actions are unlawful.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter by Norman Faria, Guyana’s Honorary Consul to Barbados captioned “Are the authorities in Guyana obligated to provide authentication of their claims?”

Dear Editor, I write to thank M. Bushan for his letter captioned “Mr Phillips’ statement attacking the Indians for indifference is astonishing” (07.10.25) setting the record straight for Eric Phillips on who is to blame for the criminal race hate attacks on Indians over the past 50 years.

Dear Editor, I have been following the letters about Mr Buju Banton singing in Guyana this weekend and read about the plans Minister Rohee has in store to prevent him from spreading his homophobic incitement at the reggae show.

Dear Editor, From all accounts, the Jagdeo presidency is turning out to be a negative for both Guyana and the PPP.

Dear Editor, Europe’s demographers expect to be 20 million skilled workers short of a full workforce by 2030 and only 2 workers would be supporting each European retiree.