Opinion: letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Henry Singh says Kendesi Mohammed's attack on Anil Nandlall collapses on basic law, oil contracts and extradition rules.

Vishnu Prashad says Vincent Alexander’s “comatose” GECOM claims are rhetoric, not proof, and the Chair acted lawfully.

Neil Adams says a string of bombings, sabotage and protest violence shows domestic terrorism is already unfolding in Guyana.

Jamil Changlee says officials let MV Barima sail after failed safety issues were known, and must be held accountable.

Jermaine Figueira says ordering children to attend the Wismar-Mackenzie Bridge opening disrespected parents’ authority.

Chinese Landing has endured 30 years of illegal mining and official inaction, Bulkan writes, and now violence has erupted.

Keith Bernard says oil wealth should revive the old self-help model so citizens build homes, skills and communities, not dependence.