Opinion: letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Thandi McAllister says the Opposition’s boycott of Ali’s foreign-relations meeting was cowardly grandstanding, not scrutiny.

GHK Lall says if President Ali admits Exxon’s contract is bad but won’t renegotiate it, he should leave office.

Keith Bernard says Guyana’s blackouts persist not for lack of technology, but because US-China rivalry blocks the fastest power fix.

In a brief poetic plea, Krishna Nand Prasad asks that the dead be left undisturbed and past agonies not be revived.

After MARAD's stance on the sanctioned Mohameds, Alli asks if water, power, bridges and public schools are next.