Dear Editor,
Why is Guyanese at-home-interests not given, at the least, equal urgency? Just one day after America requested the extradition of the Mohameds, the Mohameds were swiftly taken to court, charged and bailed to re-appear in Court on November 10th. On October 10th this year, 22 (twenty two) days ago, the selection of the Region 10 RDC Chairman was apparently unfairly suspended, and yet there seems to be no rush to enforce the established rules and get the peoples’ business back on track. Why is America’s interest getting more publicly-declared actions than Guyana’s domestic ones?