Opinion

I lived through the kick-down-the-door banditry, which caused havoc to Indians

Dear Editor, I couldn’t agree more with the statement by Rakesh Rampertab in his letter captioned “The kick-down-the-door banditry in the eighties was brutal and debilitating” (08/04/27) that with respect to East Indians, “the devastation caused and the extent of the psychological dominance resulting from years of criminal attacks  have unfortunately been ignored or taken for granted at times”. 

The PNCR’s protest marches should be supported

Dear Editor, The two successful protest marches, organised by the main opposition party the PNCR, under the banner “Freedom March against dictatorship” in solidarity with Mr C N Shama and his workers(over the government closure of Ch 6 for 4 months), the rising cost of living, the crime crisis and the bogus charges against Mr Oliver Hinckson – should put to rest any question about  Mr Corbin and his party’s capacity to get their supporters back to street marches after a protracted withdrawal from that form of protest.

Food

The recently launched consultations by the government on the cost of living are useful insofar as they make a real attempt to gauge from the grass roots the items that produce sticker shock and the structural problems that result in undue price increases.

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