Opinion

Dear Editor, On 2023 – 10- 16, we submitted, via Wales Post Office, an application for birth certificates for four members of our family in relation to documents necessary for NIS to process a benefit request within a three month period commencing in this case from September 01.

Dear Editor, I am reaching out to present a detailed and well-informed counter-narrative to the comparison of Guyana’s and Suriname’s oil deals recently featured in another media.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to “School violence: We’re on the precipice of a slippery slope” (Nov 14).

Dear Editor, Two heads are better than one.  Where the thinking reservoir of a nation is narrowed to one head, [along with other heads that are committed to thinking identically], I admit that some value could be had, but much more could be lost. 

Dear Editor, There are complaints all over the coast about blackouts amidst a rise in electricity rates.

Dear Editor, It seems the jury is in on the fact-finding visit to the mining town last Friday amid claims of partisanship and biasness by the visitors, the manipulating of the visitors and meeting to suit a stated purpose and outcome and the ignoring of brochures countering the claims of some.

Dear Editor, I listened to the first part of an interview with Captain Gerry Gouveia, National Security Advisor to the President and Government.

In response to a news item in Stabroek News, the General Manager of the New GMC, Teshawna Lall in a letter of November 8th defended her agency’s performance.

Dear Editor, I am writing about the recent BV accident, which resulted in the tragic death of my cousin, Annette Abel.

Dear Editor, I have dual citizenship and as such passports for both Canada and Guyana. 

Dear Editor, Venezuela presses on with a national referendum which would be affirmed as the will of the people by the Supreme Court of Venezuela.

Dear Editor, It is good to see that differences between the government and the opposition were overcome to reach agreement on the meaning of the actions taken by Venezuela.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to “Patriotism and Geneva” (Nov 19).

Dear Editor, I have a healthy regard for social media and its many pluses.

Following criticism of her position on the tensions between Guyana and Venezuela over the referendum that Caracas plans for December 3rd on its claim to Essequibo, Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley spoke again on the question on Saturday but there was still no unequivocal condemnation of the aggression that has emanated from our neighbour to the west.

Dear Editor, Parliament’s decision to create—what amounts to—a zero tax clause in the petroleum production agreement keeps power and wealth in the hands of its foreign counterparties and contributes to Guyana’s economic inequality.

Dear Editor, I am ineluctably constrained to publicly add my voice to the discourse on the current developments regarding Venezuela’s threats in pursuit of its baseless claim to our Essequibo region.

Dear Editor, I was brought to reality as a blackout occurred even as I was dictating this letter, but Editor the gravamen of this letter and its main purpose is to get the truth from the top-brass and in particular their purported Security Advisor, to whom I am copying this letter.