Opinion

Jamil Changlee raises concerns about Exxon's oil production targets in Guyana, which could surpass several OPEC countries. He calls for a review of Article 32.3 of the production agreement, arguing it undermines sovereign powers and the judiciary. Changlee urges parliamentary discussion and legal examination of the agreement.

The letter criticizes Terrence Campbell's racist remarks about Vice President Jagdeo, highlighting the historical misuse of genetics to dehumanize people of color. It argues that Campbell's statement reflects psychological projection and warns against divisive political rhetoric. The author urges Guyanese to resist opposition attempts to destabilize societal harmony.

The letter discusses Jimmy Carter's influence on democracy and racial inclusivity in the U.S. and Guyana. It highlights Carter's administration's role in promoting democracy in Guyana, the involvement of the Guyanese diaspora, and the efforts of Indo Club and Yashpal Soi in lobbying for free elections. Carter's visit to Guyana in 1992 was pivotal.

Mervyn Williams criticizes the PPP government in Guyana for failing to deliver reliable public services despite significant investments. He accuses President Ali of deception regarding infrastructure improvements, specifically in the electricity sector, citing evidence of prior investments by the Coalition government.

The letter questions the Minister of Agriculture's threats to Spectre and Tepui over pump station contracts. It highlights the companies' lack of experience and their alleged connections to political figures. The author questions why contracts aren't awarded to experienced companies.