Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, President Ali recently said, “Talks with Exxon are like negotiating with a superpower.”

Dear Editor Finally, there appears to be wide agreement by diverse sections of our citizenry that the Guyana Police Force needs to be reformed.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter published in the July 3, 2022 Sunday Stabroek, captioned, ‘Depending on the amount of wells explored Guyana’s 14.5% take will increase at some point in the future’, and I would like to make a few observations. 

Dear Editor, From our inception in 2015, Organi-zation for the Victory of the People (OVP) has condemned the extra-judicial killings in Guyana, which have occurred during the tenure of every successive government since independence, and before that, during colonial times.

Dear Editor, I note with interest SN’s editorial of July 4th on Dr.

Dear Editor, Ian McDonald’s of June 19, 2022, `I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now’ caught my eye and piqued my interest. 

Dear Editor, Lost amidst the noisy calls for the Government of Guyana to renegotiate the ‘oil contract’ is the meaning of the word ‘negotiate’ and the implications of getting a larger share of oil profits via negotiations now on future earnings.

Dear Editor,  With regards to the killing of Quindon Bacchus by the police during a police sting operation the question needs to be asked as to how did Quindon Bacchus come under police scrutiny?

Dear Editor, The killing of the octogenarian over alleged monies owed for weeding shows the level of degeneration we have descended to as a people. 

Dear Editor,  I attended the Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited (EEPGL) public scoping presentation on the Uaru project 5.00-7.15 pm on Monday May 23, 2022, at the Umana Yana, Georgetown, Guyana.

Dear Editor, The exchange of views concerning the cry ‘No Justice, No Peace’ by residents of Golden Grove and a similar cry for justice against the injustices meted out to the Mon Repos market vendors by a marauding gang has become immersed in the ‘Monday morning quarter back’ syndrome.

Dear Editor, Page 8 of Stabroek News of July 2, 2022 carried an article which included a photograph with President Ali, Hakeem Mohamed, recently sworn member of the Police Service Commission, Patrick Findlay, Chairman of the Police Service Commission, Prime Minister, Mark Phillips, Attorney General, Anil Nandlall and Minister of Governance, Gail Teixeira.

Dear Editor, Last Wednesday evening the President gave the reasons for not having meaningful dialogue with the Leader of the Opposition, saying that the Opposition continue to state that his Government had been improperly elected and is therefore illegal and that it is disrespectful.

Dear Editor, It didn’t take long to follow on the heels of what I call the mayhem in Mon Repos. 

Dear Editor, Please be good enough to accommodate this response to the letter in SN of Tuesday June 28, titled `Worker participation in decision-making remains relevant today’.

Dear Editor, Even though they know that GDP is a very imperfect measure, economists have settled on this value as the best available indicator of economic performance since the 1960s.

Dear Editor, A video was recently circulating on Facebook where a cyclist was bullied out of the cycle lane by a canter truck and then by a car that was pushing its way on to the main road.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter published in your letter columns on July 1, 2022 regarding Guyana’s share of revenues from oil currently produced in the Stabroek Block.

Dear Editor, Guyana experienced another protest march for “justice” that ended up in a riot where Indian Guyanese were beaten, robbed, brutalized and their property destroyed.

Dear Editor, On the 29th of June 2022, in the Stabroek News, a letter to the Editor, captioned “Gov’t rejected sensible amendments to the Local Content bill”, written by Mr.